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  Refer to the given balance sheets and assume the reserve ratio is 25 percent. Suppose the Federal Reserve Banks sell $2 in securities directly to the commercial banks. As a result of this transaction, the supply of money A)  will decrease by $2, but the money-creating potential of the commercial banking system will not be affected. B)  is not directly affected, but the money-creating potential of the commercial banking system will decrease by $8. C)  will directly increase by $2, and the money-creating potential of the commercial banking system will decrease by an additional $8. D)  will directly increase by $2, and the money-creating potential of the commercial banking system will increase by an additional $8. Refer to the given balance sheets and assume the reserve ratio is 25 percent. Suppose the Federal Reserve Banks sell $2 in securities directly to the commercial banks. As a result of this transaction, the supply of money

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