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Vesna [10]
3 years ago
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Assume that there is a 25 percent reserve ratio and that the Federal Reserve buys $4 billion worth of government securities. If

the securities are purchased from the non-bank public, this action has the potential to increase money supply by a maximum of:
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timofeeve [1]3 years ago
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Answer: $16 billion, and also by $16 billion if the securities are purchased directly from commercial banks

Explanation:

Since we are given a 25% reserve ratio, then the money multiplier will therefore be:

= 1/25%

= 1/0.25

= 4.

Therefore, the money supply will be increased to (4 billion × 4) = 16 billion.

Therefore, the answer is "$16 billion, and also by $16 billion if the securities are purchased directly from commercial banks".

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