A. The reserve requirement is 20%, which means the bank will keep .2*500000=100000 in reserves. Since the bank keeps no extra reserves, it means it loans out the rest of 400000. Using a T table, the changes in bank's balance sheet are shown below
B. Money multiplier is given by
money multiplier=1/reserve ratio. So, in our case
money multiplier=1/.2=5.
The total money created would be 5 times the reserve requirement. So, increase in money supply
=5*500000=2500000.
C. The central bank aims to increase the money supply by 20%, which means the new money supply should be
2500000*1.2=3000000
We know that increase in money supply=money multiplier*deposit. So,
3000000=M*500000
money multiplier=M=6.
And we also know that
M=1/reserve requirement
So,
6=1/reserve requirement
reserve requirement=1/6=16.67%
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