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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 11 months ago
Money multiplier or credit multiplier indicates the maximum amount of additional money that can be legally created by the commercial banks.
The value of money multiplier = 1/LRR
Where
LRR is Legal Reserve Ratio
Legal Reserve Ratio (LRR) is the reserve required to be maintained by the commercial banks as a percentage of their demand deposits.
There are two more ratios which play an important role in the determination of the value of money multiplier, they are cash reserve ratio and cash deposit ratio.
•The higher will be the CRR, the lower will be the volume of credit creation and vice-versa
•CDR is the ratio between additional money released by RBI and received by public is actually deposited into banks.
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