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Suppose that a bank estimates its total deposits for the next four months in millions of...

Suppose that a bank estimates its total deposits for the next four months in millions of dollars to be, respectively, $112, $132, $121, and $147, while its loans (also in millions of dollars) will total an estimated $87, $95, $102, and $113, respectively, over the same four months.

Under the sources and uses of funds approach, when does this bank face liquidity deficits, if any?

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Month Source of liquidity
(Deposits)		 Uses of liquidity
(Loans)		 Deposits - Loans
                 1                                112                     87                            25
                 2                                132                     95                            37
                 3                                121                   102                            19
                 4                                147                   113                            34

As can be seen from the above table, the bank has surplus liquidity for the next four months. It does not face any liquidity deficits.

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