Suppose an economy has $200,000 of demand deposits and $40,000 of excess reserves, with a 10% required reserve ratio. If the monetary authorities lower the required reserve ratio to 2%: A. the excess reserves will fall by 10%. B. the excess reserves will rise. C. excess reserves will decrease by $20,000. D. there will be no more excess reserves in the system.
excess reserves at 10%=40000
required reserves at 10%=200000*10%=20000
actual reserves=excess reserves at 10%+required reserves at 10%
=40000+20000=60000
required reserves at 2%=200000*2%=4000
excess reserves at 2%=actual reserves-required reserves at 2%
=60000-4000
=56000
so excess reserves has increased from 40000 to 56000, so answer is
the excess reserves will rise
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