b. The following equation is used to model money supply under fractional-reserve bankıng:cr + 1Mx Bcr + rrIdentify the variables within the equationii)i)Explain how the exogenous variables within the equation influence money supplyand cause it to change.iii)Suppose the banks in an economy have a reserve-deposit ratio of 12 percent andthe currency-deposit ratio is 25 percent. Also, the Central Bank increases themonetary base by $400 through open market operations, how would the moneysupply change?

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i) Identify the variables within the equation Explain how the exogenous variables within the equation influence money supply ii) and cause it to change. iii) Suppose the banks in an economy have a reserve-deposit ratio of 12 percent and the currency-deposit ratio is 25 percent. Also, the Central Bank increases the monetary base by $400 through open market operations, how would the money supply change?

i) Identify the variables within the equation Explain how the exogenous variables within the equation influence money supply ii) and cause it to change. iii) Suppose the banks in an economy have a reserve-deposit ratio of 12 percent and the currency-deposit ratio is 25 percent. Also, the Central Bank increases the monetary base by $400 through open market operations, how would the money supply change?

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