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"how much will the total money supply increase as a result when the required reserve ratio is"
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SolutionMoney multiplier = Initial amount * (1/Required Reserve Ratio)
Money multiplier = 900 * (1/.10)
Money multiplier = $4,000
Now u will deduct 800 from $4,000 since u only need the increase
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