Suppose banks increase excess reserves by $ 582061582061 . if the reserve ratio is 1515 percent, what is the maximum increase in the money supply? round your answer to the nearest dollar.

Answer :

The maximum increase in the money supply = $38,82,346.87.

What is  Change in Money Supply?

Use the formula to achieve the greatest change in the money supply. Change in Money Supply = Change in Reserves * Money Multiplier A decrease in the reserve ratio gives rise to a rise in income, which wants to put downward pressure on interest rates and, ultimately, leads to a rise in nominal GDP.

According to the given information:

excess reserves by $ 582061.

The reserve percentage is 15%.

maximum expansion of the currency supply?

Calculate the money multiplier

  = 1/ reserve ratio

reserve ratio = 15% = 0.15

therefore the money multiplier = 1/0.15 = 6.6666 ≈ 6.67

We know that the:

Change in Money Supply = Change in Reserves * Money Multiplier

                                            = 6.67 * 582061

                                            = $38,82,346.87

The maximum increase in the money supply = $38,82,346.87.

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