(a). The required reserve ratio is 10%. If the Fed increases the amount of excess reserves...
(a). The required reserve ratio is 10%. If the Fed increases the amount of excess reserves in the banking system by $100,000,000, the maximum potential amount of additional money created in the economy will be ____ dollars.
(b). The required reserve ratio is 10%, but due to economic uncertainty, banks are holding an additional 2.5% of their deposits as excess reserves. If the Fed increases the amount of excess reserves in the banking system by $100,000,000 through an open market purchase, the maximum potential amount of additional money created in the economy will be _____ dollars.
(c). Currently the required reserve ratio is 10% and there are $100,000,000 of deposits in the banking system. If the Fed reduces the required reserve ratio to 8%, the maximum potential amount of additional loans created in the economy will be___ dollars.
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