Which statement is NOT true regarding the Fed's ability to create money? The Fed must physically print new banknotes in order for it to count as new money. O Money that the Fed creates can increased by the money multiplier. The Fed's ability to expand the money supply is mitigated by the presence of leakages. The Fed can create money by adding reserves electronically to banks.

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