Suppose people are holding $150 million of currency, total deposits in the banking system are $2,500 million, and bank reserves are $500 million. What is the current supply of money?The current supply of money is $ million.

If the monetary base of a country is $7,000. People hold half of their money in the form of currency, and commercial banks hold a quarter of their deposits in reserve. Context: long run, closed economy（use the econ 211 knowledge) If people distrust commercial banks and withdraw deposits, and the central bank does not respond, what is the new money supply?

The monetary base is 2,500 dollars. People hold one-third of the currency in monetary terms (two-thirds as bank deposits). The reserve-deposit ratio (rr) of banks is 1/4. What is the money supply?

An economy's monetary base is $500 billion, and the reserve-deposit ratio is 0.2. Suppose people hold one-fourths of their money as currency and deposit three-fourths at banks. Then what are the currency-deposit ratio and money supply?

If bank reserves are 200, the public holds 400 in currency, and the desired reserve/deposit ratio is 0.25, the deposits are ____ and the money supply is _____.Group of answer choices200; 600800; 1200400; 800600; 1000

If the average reserve ratio in the banking system is 20% and thecentral bank (theFed)increases bank reserves by $100,000, what will be the total potential increase in money supply?