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In macroeconomic theory, the 'Money Multiplier' is defined as the ratio of:

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1Total money supply to aggregate bank deposits
2Total money supply to reserve money (high-powered money)✓
3Total credit creation to reserve money
4Total bank deposits to reserve money

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Total money supply to reserve money (high-powered money)

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