Reserve Market: AP Macro Exam Prep
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- Prepare for the AP Macroeconomics exam with ease! Dive into Limited and Ample Reserves in this concise tutorial. Learn how these concepts influence interest rates and money supply through clear explanations and helpful graphs. Ace your exam effortlessly!
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So when interest rates decrease does the policy rate decrease as well or not?
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@@eliasreed-miguel I think so. That’s what I had on my graph the policy rate decreasing.
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The ample reserve graph was half of a frq question and was not in fact 1 or 2 questions. ☠️
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What is the money multiplier effect now that bank reserve requirements are zero?
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There was a reserve market graph question on this year’s exam FRQ. Is that the first time that’s happened
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Mr clifford i really need you to answer this for me. An frq question said that a bank had some money and loaned it out. It asked what the total change in reserves would be assuming banks loan out all their excess reserves. The answer was 0 dollars can you explain why
Reserves are how much the bank is required to have in bank. If there are no changes in demand deposits i.e. people depositing money to bank account. The bank doesn’t have any extra money to loan out or work with. Thus, the reserves they had would stay the same. The reserves would only change if someone deposits money into bank account. Dm if you need further help.
@@swxeaty1x721 yeah but the bank loaned out it's excess reserves so that would change another bank's reserves right
If a bank had some money but loaned it ALL out then the bank is not depositing any money in the Fed, probably because the Fed is offering a reletively low policy rate and the bnak can make more money in loans. Since the bank is putting no money in the Fed then the change in reserves hald by the Fed is zero. This is something the Fed might want if the economy were suffering from recession.
First look at the setup to the question: "a bank had some money and loaned it all out."
Then look at the question: "what is the change if the bank then loans out all its excess reserves?"
The setup tells you that there is no loanable money in the excess reserves, since the bank already loaned it all out. So the bank "loaning out its excess reserves" doesn't mean anything, there's no money to loan out. They're loaning out zero dollars. So the change to their reserves is zero dollars.
Never once, in your Nearpods or lessons is this curve mentioned. All my students missed this one part of the question because I never taught it to them. I was scouring the CED this morning and found it in the visuals at the back and mentioned in 4.6 as one of the ways to demonstrate short run effects. Yeah, that question really made me upset.
FRQ Unit 4.3B Ample Reserves
a) Assume the banking system has limited reserves. Draw a correctly labeled graph for the reserve market showing each of the following:
i. Demand for reserves showing a range where there are limited reserves and a range where there are ample reserves
ii. The equilibrium policy rate labeled PR’
b) If the central band buys bonds will the policy rate increase, decrease or stary the same?
c) Assume instead the banking system has ample reserves with a horizontal demand for reserves. Identify a specific monetary policy that could cause the policy rate to increase.
it was in fact on the FRQ of the exam
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Can I say for C, increase adminstrated rates
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my teacher told CB might hit hard on Amble Reserve😂
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@@kingphil8150 their teacher is smart mr clifford is not always right
LMAO is was the frq, pretty easy though
Too late, I already took it
A bunch of ample reserve stuff came out lol
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