Assume there is no leakage from the banking system and that all commercial banks are loaned up. The required reserve ratio is 20%. If the Central Bank sells 5 million TL worth of government securities to the public, the change in the money supply will be a) -20 million TL. b) -25 million TL. c) 25 million TL. d) 20 million TL.

Assume there is no leakage from the banking system and that all commercial banks are loaned up. The required reserve ratio is 20%. If the Central Bank sells 5 million TL worth of government securities to the public, the change in the money supply will be a) -20 million TL. b) -25 million TL. c) 25 million TL. d) 20 million TL.

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Chapter14: Banking And The Money Supply

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