What consitiutes as earning assets

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What consitiutes as Earning Assets? Cash and due from banks, Demand depoits from other FI's, Investments, Federal Funds sold, Loans, Reserve on Loan losses, Premises, repurchase agreements, fixed assets, other assets

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