If currency ratio is 0.15, required reserves ratio is 0.10, excess reserves ratio is 0.05, banks reduce their discount loans by $270,000, what happens to reserves, the monetary base, and the money supply after the change has worked its way through the entire banking system? Use T-accounts to explain your answer.

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