Blier, its interpretation and use: • Consider an economy where the required reserve ratio is 15% and banks hold 25% as excess reserves. Value of the money multiplier in this economy = • Suppose the value of money multiplier in an economy is 7. Suppose bank deposits are increased by $1000. Money supply in this economy will * by $ • Suppose the central bank is interested in decreasing the money supply by $12000. If money multiplier is 3, it should bank deposits by

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