1. Option a is the correct answer.
Explanation : When Central bank buys $100 million of bonds in open-market operations, bank reserves will rise by $100 million. This will increase money supply by the amount equal to increase in reserves*money multiplier (where, money multiplier = 1/reserve ratio). As reserve ratio is positive, money supply will rise by more than $100 million. Here, only option a is correct while others are inappropriate.
2. Option c is the correct answer.
Explanation :
Inflation rate = (Price index in 2019 - Price index in 1964)/Price index in 1964 * 100
or, Inflation rate = (200-35)/35 * 100
or, Inflation rate = 471.43%
Then, the price in 1964 of Ford Mustang will become = Price in 1964 + {(inflation rate/100)*price in 1964}
or, price in 2019 = $2,368+(471.43/100*$2,368)
or, price in 2019 = $2,368+$11,163.46
or, price in 2019 = $13,531 (approx)
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