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Explain the relationship between money supply, expected inflation, and GDP growth through the Quantity Theory of Money.

Textbook Macroeconomics 9th edition Mankiw Chapter 5

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deposits in the only bank, Wikbank. The reserve-deposit ratio is 0.25.

a. What are the money supply, the monetary base, and the money multiplier?
b. Assume that Wikbank is a simple bank: it takes in deposits, makes loans, and has no capital. Show Wikbank's balance sheet. What value of loans does the bank have outstanding?
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