For the last time, consider an economy described by the following information: Demand deposits total $200,000 • Cash in bank vaults totals $50,000 The public holds cash of $36,000 US government bonds held by banks total $6,000 Banks' deposits in the Fed total $22,000 Let's say that one bank in the economy has $60 in excess reserves and that there are enough banks in tosal for the full multiplied money creation process to take place. Calculate the amount (the actual amount, not the maximum) that the entire banking system -- all banks working together -- will create in new money, using these ER as your starting point. Carefully follow all numeric directions, including those related to rounding.
For the last time, consider an economy described by the following information: Demand deposits total $200,000 • Cash in bank vaults totals $50,000 The public holds cash of $36,000 US government bonds held by banks total $6,000 Banks' deposits in the Fed total $22,000 Let's say that one bank in the economy has $60 in excess reserves and that there are enough banks in tosal for the full multiplied money creation process to take place. Calculate the amount (the actual amount, not the maximum) that the entire banking system -- all banks working together -- will create in new money, using these ER as your starting point. Carefully follow all numeric directions, including those related to rounding.
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![For the last time, consider an economy described by the following information:
Demand deposits total $200,000
Cash in bank vaults totals $50,000
• The public holds cash of $36,000
US government bonds held by banks total $6,000
Banks' deposits in the Fed total $22,000
Let's say that one bank in the economy has $60 in excess reserves and that there are enough banks
in tesal for the full multiplied money creation process to take place. Calculate the amount (the actual
amount, not the maximum) that the entire banking system -- all banks working together -- will create
in new money, using these ER as your starting point. Carefully follow all numeric directions,
including those related to rounding.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe709987c-2e21-47c1-8514-ed5e1a7d6156%2Fc46c71d2-c654-44ab-81f2-b88340138904%2Fr32q63_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:For the last time, consider an economy described by the following information:
Demand deposits total $200,000
Cash in bank vaults totals $50,000
• The public holds cash of $36,000
US government bonds held by banks total $6,000
Banks' deposits in the Fed total $22,000
Let's say that one bank in the economy has $60 in excess reserves and that there are enough banks
in tesal for the full multiplied money creation process to take place. Calculate the amount (the actual
amount, not the maximum) that the entire banking system -- all banks working together -- will create
in new money, using these ER as your starting point. Carefully follow all numeric directions,
including those related to rounding.
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