Under what circumstance can the central bank increase the interbank rate by increasing the interest on reserves. Explain with the help of a figure.

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A: Banks hold a certain proportion of deposits as required reserves, mandated by central bank.

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Q: If the required reserve ratio is 8 percent, currency in circulation is $350 billion, checkable…

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