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The table below shows the effect of changes in various economic variables in the countries of Beckland and Heineken. Beckiand [ einken ] For every $1@ million change Interest rates change by 3 Interest rates change by 3 in money supply percentage point. percentage points. Investment spending and net Investment spending and net For every 1 percentage point exports change by a total of exports change by a total of %5 change in interest rates $28 million. million. For every $18 million change Aggregate demand changes by Aggregate demand changes by in expenditures $38 million. $30 million. The price index changes by 1.5 The price index changes by 2 For every %18 million change point and real GDP changes by $4 | points and real GDP changes by in aggregate demand million. %4 million. What is the effect of an increase of $10 million in money supply on the price level and the level of real GDP in each country? Beckland price change: | Increases | @ by 81| points. Beckland GDP change: |Increases| @by $| 216| millions. Heineken price change: | Increases | @ by 27| points. Round your price to 1 decimal place. Heineken GDP change: |Increases| @ by $ 54| millions. The central bank of Muldovia has issued $95,000 in Muldovian dollars. What is the size of the money supply in each case below? Round your answers below to the nearest whole number. a. If Muldovians have deposited none of the currency in Muldovia's banks then the size of the money supply is $ | 95000 | @ . b. If Muldovians have deposited all of the currency in Muldovia's banks and the banks have a 100% target reserve ratio then the size of the money supply is $ | 95000 | @ - c. If Muldovians have deposited 55% of the currency in Muldovia's banks and the banks have a 100% target reserve ratio then the size of the money supply is $ {95000 | @ - d. If Muldovians have deposited 55% of the currency in Muldovia's banks and the banks have a 7% target reserve ratio and are fully loaned up then the size of the money supply is $ (1357142 | @ . 4 Table A below shows abbreviated balance sheets for the central bank in the country of Beckland and B shows tables for its whole commercial banking system. The target reserve ratio for the banks is 10 percent. (All figures are in billions of dollars.) a. Suppose that the Bank of Beckland buys $1 billion of government securities (T-bills) from the commercial banks. Show the immediate effects of this transaction on the balance sheets in column (1) of Tables A and B. A) Central Bank of Beckland Assets (1 ) Liabilities (1) $ 211 $ 205 Treasury bills $210 Notes in circulation $ 205 15 8 Short-term loans to banks 15 Government deposits 13 Deposits of banks 12 B) Beckland's Banking System Assets (1) (2) Liabilities (1) (2) 200 215 Reserves : Deposits 200 EX in vaults 8 13 in Bank of Beckland 12 V 39 15 15 Securities v Short-term loans from Bank of Beckland 15 v 160 UT Loans to customers 160 Equity 5 v V