26. A fictional bankstart with depositsin the bank. The bank deposit the samebecause Mr. Rajesh has deposited 100diabilities) equal to 100. This could bepethe bank. The bank deposit the sameamount with RBI as reserves. If we assumnethat there is no currency in circulation, thenthe total money supply in the economy willbe equal to

The information being given is as follows:- Mr Rajesh has deposited an amount of $100 in the bank…

bank start with deposits 26. A fictional liabilities) eqqual to 100. This could be amount with RBI as reserves. f we assume in the bank. The bank deposit the same because Mr. Rajesh has deposited 100 in the bank. The bank deposit the same that there is no currency in circulation, then the total money supply in the economy will be equal to

bank start with deposits 26. A fictional liabilities) eqqual to 100. This could be amount with RBI as reserves. f we assume in the bank. The bank deposit the same because Mr. Rajesh has deposited 100 in the bank. The bank deposit the same that there is no currency in circulation, then the total money supply in the economy will be equal to

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