What is the value of the money multiplier if the target reserve ratios of all banks in the banking system are as follows. Round your answers below to 2 decimal places. a. If the target reserve ratio is 7.0% the value of the money multiplier is [ b. If the target reserve ratio is 8.0% the value of the money multiplier is c. If the target reserve ratio is 9.0% the value of the money multiplier is

What is the value of the money multiplier if the target reserve ratios of all banks in the banking system are as follows. Round your answers below to 2 decimal places. a. If the target reserve ratio is 7.0% the value of the money multiplier is [ b. If the target reserve ratio is 8.0% the value of the money multiplier is c. If the target reserve ratio is 9.0% the value of the money multiplier is

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