1. Let's construct a numerical example with realistic numbers for the following variables: required reserve ratio = 0.1; currency in circulation = $1200; demand(checkable) de- pisits = $1600; excess reserves = $2500; money supply = $2800. What are the currency ratio, excess reserves ratio, and money multiplier? %3D %3!
1. Let's construct a numerical example with realistic numbers for the following variables: required reserve ratio = 0.1; currency in circulation = $1200; demand(checkable) de- pisits = $1600; excess reserves = $2500; money supply = $2800. What are the currency ratio, excess reserves ratio, and money multiplier? %3D %3!
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