Suppose you are the only currency holder in an economy, and you have $220 in currency. What would the money supply be in the following scenarios? [Hint: Use the money multiplier for Fractional Reserve Banking] [Blank 1] You put your $220 under your pillow [Blank 2] You put your $220 in a full reserve banking system [Blank 3] You put your $220 in a fractional reserve banking system where the reserve ratio is 10% [Blank 4] You put your $220 in a fractional reserve banking system where the reserve ratio is 17%

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