5. The money multiplier In the following data table, calculate the amount of excess reserves and...
5. The money multiplier
In the following data table, calculate the amount of excess reserves and the monetary base and then use the table to answer the questions that follow.
|
Category |
Value |
|---|---|
|
(Billions of Dollars) |
|
| Currency, C | 450.00 |
| Deposits, D | 400.00 |
| Reserves, R | 49.00 |
| Required Reserves, RR | 46.00 |
| Excess Reserves | |
| Monetary Base |
Use the previous data table to fill in the missing cells in the following table. (Hint: Round to the nearest hundredth.)
|
Ratio |
Value |
|---|---|
| Currency Ratio, kk | |
| Required Reserves Ratio, rrrr | |
| Excess Reserves Ratio, rexrex | |
| Money Supply Multiplier, MsMMsM |
Based on your answers to the previous questions, the money supply is$
Homework Answers
Answer : Table showing information as follows :
| Category | value in dollars ( Billions) |
| Currency, C | 450.00 |
| Deposits,D | 400.00 |
| Reserve ,R | 49.00 |
| Required reserve , RR | 46.00 |
| Excess reserves= Reserve - Required reserve | 3.00 |
| Monetary Base =C+D | 850.0 |
Table showing information about different ratio:
| Ratio | Value |
| Currency ratio(kk)=C/D | 450/400= 1.125 |
| Required reserve ratio(RR)=RR/D | 46/400=0.115 |
| Excess reserve ratio =(ER /D) | 3/400=0.0075 |
| Money supply multiplier= 1/r | 1/0.115= 8.70 |
Money supply = Monetary base * Money multipler = 850*8.70= $7395
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