Consider a banking system with the following characteristics: Currency in circulation: $250 million Checkable Deposits: $500...
- Consider a banking system with the following characteristics:
Currency in circulation: $250 million
Checkable Deposits: $500 million
Bank Reserves: $100 million
Reserve Requirement: 10%
- Calculate the following. Make sure to show your work.
- Currency ratio
- Excess reserve ratio
- Monetary base
- Money multiplier
- M1 money supply
- Repeat the calculations in part a above, but assuming that households now decide to hold more in currency in circulation: $300 million. What can we conclude about the effect that this change in the public’s preference for currency will have on the money supply? Briefly explain.
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Consider a banking system with the following
characteristics:
Currency in circulation: $250
million
Checkable Deposits: $500...
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