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- Unit 4
This assignment covers how the money supply increases in response to a new cash deposit. It includes tables to estimate the increase and compares it to an economy where the public doesn’t hold any of the loans in currency. It is Unit 4 of the course.
What's inside
- Money supply increase estimation
- Table for cash deposit impact
- Comparison with no currency holding
- Relationship between public's currency holding and money multiplier
- Calculation of deposits and loans
- Impact on money supply
Who it is for: Students taking the BUS 204 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
The money supply changes when banks make loans. This explains how a new cash deposit affects the money supply in a country. It compares two different scenarios and asks students to fill in a table.
Money Supply in Westlandia
The public in Westlandia holds half of M1 as currency. The required reserve ratio is 20%. A student fills in a table to estimate how much the money supply increases when there is a new cash deposit of $500.
Comparing Economies With Different Preferences
The money supply changes differently in different economies. It compares Westlandia's economy with an economy where the public does not hold any of the loans in currency.
Money Multiplier and Currency Preferences
The preference for holding currency affects the money multiplier. It discusses what this implies for the relationship between the public’s desire for holding currency and the money multiplier.
Key terms
- Money Supply
- The total amount of money in a country's economy.
- Required Reserve Ratio
- The percentage of deposits that banks must hold in reserve.
- Excess Reserves
- The amount of money that banks have above the required reserve ratio.
- Money Multiplier
- The amount by which the money supply increases when banks make loans.
Questions this document helps with
- How does a new cash deposit affect the money supply?
- What happens if the public holds more of the loans in currency?
- How does the required reserve ratio affect the money multiplier?
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