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Econ 4.3

Friday, March 19, 1999

Announcements: Exam #3 has been rescheduled and will be held on Wednesday, April 7th instead of April 2nd as originally scheduled. Free tutoring at 220 Boucke (865-1841). Online Quizzes are up, however there is a problem with them. All homework assignments have been posted on the website. There will be no final exam scheduled during the final exam dates.

Lecture notes:  

Money Multiplier

  • Mp = Potential Money Multiplier
  • rr = Banks required reserve ratio
  • Mp = 1 / rr
  • R = Actual Bank Reserves
  • DD = Checkable deposits
  • R / rr = DD | Fully-loaned bank system
  • Bond purchase charges
  • Multiplier Calculation
  • Mp = 1 / rr | eg. rr = 10%
  • Mp = 1/ rr = 1 / .10 = 10
  • Fully loaned banking system
  • R / rr = DD | R = $200 million
  • ($200 million / .10) = DD = $2,000 million

Influencing Banking Systems Reserves

  • 1. Primary Deposits - increases reserves
    • 1. People deposit cash in banks -- net
    • 2. People sell government securities to US treasury or Fed through open market operations
    • 3. US treasury of Fed buys government securities through open-market operations
  • 2. Primary Withdrawals -- decrease reserves
    • 1. People withdrawl cash from banks net
    • 2. People buy government securities from US treasury or Fed, through open - market operations
    • 3. US Treasury or Fed sells government securities through open-market operations.

Creation of Money: Multibank System Assumptions

  1. Deposit #1 primary
  2. Deposit #2 derivative
  3. Banks desire to be "fully-loaned"
  4. Bank reserve requirement is 25%
  5. Loans are associated with additions to demand deposits, immediatly checked out and deposited in another bank

 

 

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