MACROECONOMICS FOR TODAY
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Author: Tucker
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Chapter 15, Problem 9SQ
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The impact of decreasing requires reserve ratio on the money multiplier.
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The people in an economy have $20 million in money. Bank hold 1% of the deposits as reserves.
What is the money multiplier in this economy?
a.
Assume that all the money is held as a deposit while banks keep 10% of the deposit as
a reserve. Estimate the money multiplier and money supply in the economy.
b.
Assume that the public is holding 40% of their assets as currency while depositing the
remaining in banks, while banks keep 10% of deposit as a reserve. Estimate the money
multiplier and money supply in the economy.
Bank managers lend the excess reserves created when new deposits come in because they want to
a. create new money in the economy.
b. earn a profit.
c. deplete required reserves.
d. deplete desired reserves.
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