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Let r = .05 be the reserve rate. Which of the following is the money multiplier?
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Let r = .05 be the reserve rate. Which of the following is the money multiplier?

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Answer:

1/0.05

Explanation:

Just did test

User Rocknroll
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Answer:

1/0.05

Explanation:

The formula for the money multiplier is :

1/ Reserve rate

If is wrong i'm sorry

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