Suppose the total reserves held by banks amount to R13.09 million. Banks hold R1 in excess reserves for every R10 of required reserves held and the required reserve ratio (r) is 8.5%. The total amount of currency = R60 million. Calculate the amount of required reserves, and total amount of deposits held by banks, and the total amount of money supply in the system.

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