Fractional Reserve Banking
How Banks Create Money
Step-by-Step Process
The Money Multiplier
Worked Example 1: Fed Buys Bonds
Worked Example 2: Cash Deposit
Different RRR Values
The Critical Distinction: Deposits vs. New Reserves
When the Fed Creates New Reserves (OMO)
When a Customer Makes a Cash Deposit
Balance Sheets (T-Accounts)
Step 1: Initial Deposit of 1,000, RRR = 20%
Step 2: Bank Lends All Excess Reserves
T-Account When the Fed Buys Bonds from a Bank
Common AP FRQ T-Account Question
Why the Maximum Is Not Always Reached
Connecting to Monetary Policy
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Common Mistakes
Unit 4 topics
Unit 4 overview4.10Crowding Out4.1Financial Assets4.2Nominal vs. Real Interest Rates4.3Definition, Measurement, and Functions of Money4.4Banking and the Expansion of the Money Supply4.5The Money Market4.6Monetary Policy4.7The Loanable Funds Market4.8The Money Market and the Loanable Funds Market4.9Fiscal and Monetary Policy Actions in the Short Run