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According to the monetary theory, the 'Money Multiplier' is mathematically expressed as the ratio of:

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1Reserve money to total demand deposits
2Broad money supply to the monetary base (Reserve Money)✓
3Currency in circulation to total time deposits
4Total government debt to bank credit

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Broad money supply to the monetary base (Reserve Money)

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