Suppose that currency in circulation is $100 billion, the amount of checkable deposits is $900 billion,...

Suppose that currency in circulation is $100 billion, the amount of checkable deposits is $900 billion, and excess reserves are $180 billion and the required reserve ratio is 10%. Calculate the money supply, monetary base, the currency deposit ratio, the excess reserve ratio, and the money multiplier

M
MB
C/D
ER/D
m

Suppose depositors lose confidence in the banking system and withdraw $800 billion. How will values found in question 1 change?

M
MB
C/D
ER/D
m

Suppose depositors regain confidence in the banking system and deposit $800 billion but now business lose confidence and excess reserves increase to $360 billion. How will values found in question 1 change?

2 Would raising reserve requirements to 100% be an effective method to reduce monetary factors in the business cycle? Explain in short answer

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Expert Solution

Money supply consists of deposits of commercial banks and currency hed by the public.

Money supply= $100 +$900= $1,000 billion

Monetary base or high powered money= Currency with public + Required reserve + Excess reserve

= $100 +$ 900*10/100 + $180 = $370 Billion

The currency deposit ratio= Currency held by public/demand deposits = 100 Billion / 900 Billion = 1:9

Excess reserve ratio= Excess reserve / Deposits of Public = 180 Billion / 900 Billion = 1:5

Money muliplier= 1 / Reserve requiremnt = 1/10= 0.1

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Money Supply= $ 900 billion + $ 100 Billion = $1,000 Billion

Monetary base or high powered money = Currency with public + Required reserve + Excess reserve

= $100 +$10+ $180 = $ 290 Billion

The currency deposit ratio = Currency held by public / Demand deposits = 900 Billion / 100 Billion = 9:1

Excess Reserve Ratio= Excess reserve / Deposits of public = 180 Billion / 100 Billion = 18:10 = 9:5

Money Multiplier= 1/ Reserve requirement = 1/10 = 0.1

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Money Supply = $100 Billion + $900 Billion = $1,000 Billion

Monetary base or high powered money = Currency with public + Required reserve + Excess reserve

= $100 + $90 + $360 = $550 billion

The currency deposit ratio = Currency held by public / Demand deposits = 100 Billion / 900 billion = 1:9

Excess Reserve Ratio= Excess reserve / Deposits of public = 360 billion / 900 billion = 2:5

Money Multiplier= 1/ Reserve requirement = 1/10 = 0.1

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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