alleryThe money multiplier is given by:
ACRR
BCRR × total deposits
C1 − CRR
D1 / CRR
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 1 / CRR
The money multiplier equals the reciprocal of the reserve ratio, 1/CRR
it shows how an initial deposit expands the money supply.
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