Total deposit collected by the banking system increases from 200 trillion to 260 trillion. Required reserve does not change and remains same which is 20 trillion. Find out the maximum change in money supply. Which of the tools of money supply IS NOT responsible for that change? Explain

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Q: Suppose a month ago, total deposit collected by the banking system was 100 billion and total…

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A: Excess Reserves are bank-held capital reserves that exceed the minimum reserve requirement set by a…

Q: If the reserve requirement is 25%, then a $1 increase in deposits means that the money supply:…

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Q: The central bank of the fictitious country "Alpha" raises bank reserves by $200. What effect will…

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Q: The more people decide to hold currency, the Question 3 options:smaller the actual money…

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Q: A banking system has deposits of $1000, loans of $800, and reserves of $200. The central bank has…

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