Consider the following aggregated t-table for the banking system of Tycho: Presume the current reserve ratio is the banks target reserve ratio Liabilities Assets Reserves: 1 Deposits: Loans: 95 If the people of Tycho have a currency ratio of 0.70, Computd the value of the monetary base on Tycho. Record your unitless answer to two decimal places.

Consider the following aggregated t-table for the banking system of Tycho: Presume the current reserve ratio is the banks target reserve ratio Liabilities Assets Reserves: 1 Deposits: Loans: 95 If the people of Tycho have a currency ratio of 0.70, Computd the value of the monetary base on Tycho. Record your unitless answer to two decimal places.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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