Suppose you deposited $1000 in bank. The required reserve ratio is 10% and banks hold 10% excess reserves. Answer the following. (Note: Please do not use any coma, space or dollar sign in your answer} a. What is value of the money multiplier? b. What is the money supply? c. What will be money supply if banks decide to increase excess reserve to 15%?

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