A decrease in the reserve requirement causes the size of the monetary multiplier to O decrease, the amount of excess reserves in the banking system to increase, and the money supply to increase. increase, the amount of excess reserves in the banking system to increase, and the money supply to increase. O decrease, the amount of excess reserves in the banking system to increase, and the money supply to decrease. O increase, the amount of excess reserves in the banking system to increase, and the money supply to decrease.

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