alleryStart learning →A 1 unit rise in the monetary base raises the broad money supply by 10 units. The money multiplier is:
A10
B0.1
C11
D9
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 10
The money multiplier is the rise in broad money divided by the rise in the base, so 10 divided by 1 gives 10.
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