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In answering the following questions, round all dollar amounts to the nearest do

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Question

In answering the following questions, round all dollar amounts to the nearest dollar. Round the multipliers and parameter values to 3 decimal places. (Note: Answers will rarely work out to be even numbers.) 1 Assume initially that: Currency = $2,200 DD = $5,000 e=.333 required reserves = $400 TD = $12,000 MMMF = $1,400 Determine the initial levels of: bod, Km, kM2, MB, M1, M2, and ER. (1 ea.) 2. Determine the effect on MB, M1, M2, Currency, DD, ER, RR, TD, kM1 and km2 if the excess reserves to DD ratie becomes .80. (1 ea.) 3. Quantify (state value and direction) the open market operation that would be necessary to reverse the change in MI that occurs in question #2? (5)

Explanation / Answer

1. It is known that MB = C+R that is, Monatary Base is the sum of currency and the reserves in the economy.

Also, R = ER + RR that is, total reserves are the sum of excess reserves and the required reserves.

RR = r × d

ER = e × d

ER (Excess Reserves) = 0.333 × 5000

ER = $1665

MB (Monatery Base) = 2200 + 400 + 1665

MB = $4265

Kdd Banks deposits (assumed to be constant)

r = RR/D

r = 400/5000

r = 0.08 or 8 percent

Kdd = e + r = 0.06+0.333

Kdd = 0.393

M1 = C + D = 5000+ 2200

M1 = $7200

Km1 = M1/MB = 7200/4265

Km1 = 1.688

Km2 = M2/MB

MB = 3772

M2 = MI + MMMF = 7200 + 1400

M2 = $8600

Km2 = M2/MB = 8600/4265

Km2 = 2.01

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