Enter the required reserve ratio into the calculator to determine the money multiplier of an economy or country.
- Reserve Ratio Calculator
- Excess Reserves Calculator
- Money Supply Calculator
- Velocity of Money Calculator
- Return on Money Calculator
Money Multiplier Formula
The following formula is used to calculate a money multiplier.
MM = 1 / RR
- Where MM is the money multiplier
- RR is the required reserve ratio
To calculate the money multiplier, divide 1 by the required reserve ratio.
Money Multiplier Definition
A money multiplier is defined as the rate of credit creation of a federal reserve banking system.
Money Multiplier Example
How to calculate a money multiplier?
- First, determine the required reserves.
Calculate the required reserve ratio.
- Next, calculate the money multiplier.
Calculate the money multiplier using the formula above.
FAQ
What is a money multiplier?
A money multiplier is the rate of credit creation due to the federal reserve banking system that requires a bank to hold a certain amount of deposits in reserve.
What is a required reserve?
The required reserve is the number of deposits a bank is required to hold at any given point.
