Suppose banks have a 10% reserve requirement and hold no excess reserves. Banks have $1750 in reserves and the non-bank private sector holds $750 in currency. What is the total money supply? What happens to the total money supply if the non-bank private sector deposit $250 of their currency into the banking system?

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