Suppose the banks in an economy have a reserve-deposit ratio of 10 percent and the currencydeposit ratio is 20 percent. c. Critically discuss three financial innovations and their impact on money supply and money demand? d. What are your views on the impact financial innovations have had on money supply and money demand?

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