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2 marksMacroeconomics › Money supply and the banking multiplier › The monetary base and the money multiplierModerateabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2026 Question 68: Money supply and the banking multiplier

High Powered Money consists of:
A. Currency held by the public
B. Required reserve ratio
C. Excess reserve of commercial banks
D. Currency held by foreigners

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This question is on The monetary base and the money multiplier, part of Money supply and the banking multiplier in Macroeconomics.

How the money supply is built from high-powered money, and what sets the multiplier.

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