Banks create money when depositors' money is lent to the other person and another person deposit the same money to another bank. The process continues and money creation takes place in the economy. Here, money creation does not mean that a physical form of money is increased by the banks. Rather, it is the increased level of circulation of funds that has taken place due to depositing and borrowing process. Here, it is assumed that all funds borrowed will come to the banks and will not be kept at home. If some parts of the funds are kept at home, then the money creation process will be slowed and will not achieve the expected target level.
Hence, it can be said that money
creation by banks takes place as a reality, but it is not an
increase in the physical form of money, rather increased use,
circulation of money and increased liquidity in the
economy.
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One additional function of the banking sector is to facilitate the process of money creation. Describe the process of multiple deposit creation and roles of different economic agents involved in it. What factors influence money supply as a result, and why?
5. How is the money multiplier influenced by the banks' reserve ratio? An increase in banks' reserves with no change in deposi ks' reserve ratio and the money multiplier. O A. decreases, increases OB. does not change; does not change O c. increases; increases OD. increases; decreases
Discuss the functions of money, how banks create money in the U.S., and how the Federal Reserve influences money and credit using monetary policy.
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Create the Class Diagram (PICK 1 (One) ) on Mobile Banking System: Account creation or Money withdrawal or Money deposits or Money transfer
With appropriate example, describe how banks create money.