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How is the money multiplier conceptually defined in monetary economics?
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- 1The ratio of total money supply to the monetary base (reserve money)✓
- 2The ratio of total money supply to demand deposits
- 3The ratio of reserve money to time deposits
- 4The ratio of demand deposits to savings deposits
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The ratio of total money supply to the monetary base (reserve money)
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