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• Reserves — (gas, oil) are the amount of a subsurface resource in the Earth defined according to geological exploration data and during the development process. Reserves are measured in volume and mass units; natural gas – in cubic meters, oil – in tons, gas …   Glossary of Oil and Gas

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• Free Reserves — A measurement of a bank s reserves that is equal to the difference between borrowed reserves and excess reserves. This is the amount which the bank has available to lend to clients. A bank is required by federal law to hold a specific amount of… …   Investment dictionary

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