a. The Central bank of Ghana wants to increase the rate ofeconomic activity in Ghana so it decides to increase money supply (i.e. an expansionary monetary policy) a reduction in required reserve ratio from 10 to 8%. Explain in detail how such a policy will lead to an increase in economic activity. Include graph(s) in your explanation.

a. The Central bank of Ghana wants to increase the rate ofeconomic activity in Ghana so it decides to increase money supply (i.e. an expansionary monetary policy) a reduction in required reserve ratio from 10 to 8%. Explain in detail how such a policy will lead to an increase in economic activity. Include graph(s) in your explanation.

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