If the monetary base (B) is $1100 billion and the money supply is $7700 billion, Nominal...
If the monetary base (B) is $1100 billion and the money supply is $7700 billion, Nominal GDP must be $6,600. The money multiplier must be 7.7. The money multiplier must be 6.6. The money multiplier must be approximately 0.143. The money multiplier must be 7.
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Money multiplier =money supply/ monetary base
=7700/1100
=7
The money multiplier is 7
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