Suppose the public holds $25B as cash in wallets and purses and $50B in demand deposits. If the Fed requires a minimum reserve ratio of 8% and banks keep an additional 7% in excess reserves, what is the M1 money multiplier in this case? (Round to the nearest tenth.)

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