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Bank's Payments to Depositors Formula

A bank's primary cost is the interest it must pay to its depositors. This amount is determined by multiplying the total value of all deposits held by the bank by the interest rate it offers on those deposits. The formula is:

Payments to depositors=Interest rate on deposits×Total deposits\text{Payments to depositors} = \text{Interest rate on deposits} \times \text{Total deposits}

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