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by jhartfield on October 18th, 2009

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If each bank in the United States had to keep 100 percent of checkable deposits as reserves, each $1 the Fed injected into new reserves could increase the money supply by as much as
a. $1
b. $2
c. $100
d. zero
e. a penny

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