Which of the following statements is INCORRECT? O The smaller the currency drain ratio, the larger is the money multiplilier O The quantity of money that banks can create is limited by the size of the monetary base. Canada's M2 multiplier is larger than Canada's M1 multiplier. O The larger the currency drain ratio, the larger is the deposit multiplier. The smaller the reserve ratio, the larger is the money multiplier

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