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Question 1

Scenario 14-1








Consider the information above for a simple economy. Assume there are no traveler's checks.






Refer to Scenario 14-1.  M2 in this simple economy equals


◦ $3,000.
◦ $8,000.
◦ $14,000.
◦ $21,000.

Question 2

Why does the holding of excess reserves by banks and the holding of currency by households and firms cause the real-world deposit multiplier to be less than the simple deposit multiplier?

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