if the reserve requirement were so low that no bank felt it was a constaint, then   the relationship between reserves and deposits would be so uncertain that the liability of the central bank to control the money supply through monetary base would be severely hampered   the arithmetic that produces the monetary base multiplier would be invalidated by the uncertainty surrounding the fed's balance sheet   the money base multiplier would have to be infinity and all monetary control would be destoryed   the relationship between currency and demand deposit would be too uncertain to allow an accurate calculation of the monetary base multiplier

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