Suppose the public only hold currency (i.e. there are no banks). The demand for money is given by Money demand = $Y(0.4 - i)The nominal income is $100 and interest rate is held fixed by the central bank at 10% (or 0.1). Starting from the initial equilibrium suppose nominal income increases to $125. The increase in income will require the central bank to increase the supply of money from ________ to ________ .Group of answer choices100; 125300; 37530; 37.540; 50

Suppose that the demand for real money balances is (M / P)d = 5Y − 20r. If the supply of real balances is 400, and the gross domestic product is 100, then the equilibrium interest rate is:2.5.5.7.5.10.

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.

Money Supply Money Demand Interest Rate Investment (at Interest Rate Shown)$ 500 $ 700 2% $ 800$ 500 600 3 700$ 500 500 4 600$ 500 400 5 400$ 500 300 6 300Answer the question based on the information in the table. The amount of investment that will be forthcoming in this economy at equilibrium isMultiple Choice$400.$600.$800.$700.

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?

If the interest rate is currently higher than the equilibrium rate, money supply _____ money demanded and there is a resulting ______ in the money market.Multiple choice question.is less than; surplusis less than; shortageexceeds; shortageexceeds; surplus