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SOVA2 [1]
3 years ago
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The u.s. penny is made primarily of zinc. there have been several times in recent years when zinc prices have been high and it h

as cost the u.s. treasury more than one cent to manufacture a penny. there are currently about 1.4 billion pennies in circulation. economist​ françois velde of the federal reserve bank of chicago has proposed making the current penny worth 5 cents.
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Juliette [100K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The effect of this proposal would cause <u>AN INCREASE IN</u> the value of M1.

Explanation:

M1 includes the value of all coins and bills in circulation + checking accounts + N.O.W. accounts (negotiable order of withdraw) + travelers' checks.

Currently the value of all pennies in circulation = 1.4 billion x $0.01 = $14 million. If their value is increased to 5 cents, then $14 million x 5 = $70 million.

$70 million is a lot of money for a person or a business, but  for the economy it is not really a significant amount so its impact would be really small.

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