Full text: Banking standards under the federal reserve system

NET EARNINGS IN DISTRICT I 
TABLE 106 
335 
AVERAGE NET CHANGE IN RATIOS OF NET EARNINGS TO EARNING AsS- 
SETS, 1924-1925, FOR MEMBER BANKS, BOSTON FEDERAL RESERVE 
DisTRICT, CLASSIFIED BY DIRECTION OF CHANGE AND BY 
PosiTtioN OF RATIOS OF GROSS EARNINGS AND OF 
ToTAL EXPENSE TO EARNING ASSETS* 
RaTI0S: 
Gross Earnings 
to 
Earning Assets 
AVERAGE NET CHANGE IN Rat10s OF NET EARNINGS To EARNING ASSETS 
Rat105: Total Expense to Earning Assets 
{ncreasing 
1024-1025 
Decreasing 
1024-1Q2§ 
Increasing or 
Decreasing 
1024-1028 
Direction 
»f Change, 
1024-102% 
Position 
Relative 
to 
Average, 
rQ24 
Above 
or 
Below 
Aver- 
age, 
1024 
Above 
Aver- 
age, | 
1024 
Below 
Aver- 
age, 
1024 
Above 
or 
Below 
Aver- 
age, 
ot 
Above 
Aver- 
age, 
1924 
Below 
Aver- 
age, 
1024 
\bove 
or 
Below 
Aver- 
age, 
1024 
Above 
Aver- 
age, 
1024 
Below 
Aver 
age, 
1024 
Above 
or 
Relow 
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*The ratios which were the same as the averages in the respective series were distributed alternately 
ABovE and BELow; those which made no change were counted alternately as INCREASING and DECREASING. 
The figures in small type represent the number of banks to which the position or the net chanze applies. 
position alone. Ratios in both series, however, were differently 
laced relative to their averages in 1924, and changed between 
1924 and 1925. What were the net directions and amounts of 
change in ratios of net earnings when gross earnings and total 
expense ratios are classified in both these respects? The details 
in Table 196, supplying the answer, require close analysis. 
It will be seen from this table that (1) irrespective of the posi-
	        
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