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monetary base v money supply

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Comment from : @SphereofTime

Thank you so much mam for providing great knowledge ❤❤❤
Comment from : @yogeshaasare7575

Great video, thanks so much
Comment from : @robin5453

This was so helpful I asked a question on stack exchange recently about how fed open market operations can possibly affect the money supply given that they only increase reserves and they also dont change the capitalization of commercial banks (since they just exchange one highly liquid asset for another) and therefore dont affect credit creation since credit creation is not restrained by reserve requirements but rather only capital requirements Do you agree with that? It seems crazy that what i was taught in macro about fed omo's controlling the money supply is just wrong
Comment from : @BB-mr3vy

#3, sounds like you're saying that banks lend out reserves Banks do not lend out Reserves, they create the credit/dollars they lend
Comment from : @aatweed

Amazing
Comment from : @Abhinav-7

This really help me the diff And the common area!! Thank u so much
Comment from : @Whitetysnowny

That’s cleared up so many questions for me Thank you so much!!
Comment from : @stevent3279

Bad explanation of M1 and M2 Also, acording to this explation there is always the same amount of money, it only moves from one category to the other Confuses things terribly by lack of information, a shame because the venn diagrams do help
Comment from : @thefuecisla

this is only increasing the money supply in the economy and that even is not backed my anything
Comment from : @antifragile01

Wow this is such a great video! Thank you so much I really appreciate it I had a lot confusion about this concept as someone newly learning macroeconomics and this really clarified things
Comment from : @davidlim5532

Thank you Tamra I graduated with a degree in econometrics and I was never taught this you students are lucky to have u as a teacher
Comment from : @nuggetrouble1677

Banks buy stocks and other assets So I don't understand how giving money to banks doesn't affect the monetary supply
Comment from : @Xerathiel

Invest in bitcoin, gold, silver, buy stock, forex market, commodities just invest and save yourself
Comment from : @richardmallow4022

Respected mambrFirst of thanks to youbrMam 1 questions was asked in Indian civil service examination 2020 directly from this videobrbrMam please continue this seriesbrBased on very applied economics or day to day economics
Comment from : @rahulkumarsingh8684

Hello Tamra Carl, very good explanation, I liked your videos Can you tell me about the program which you use to make videos? Thanks
Comment from : @elyordavlatov8689

Kind of confused on what Money in Circulation is supposed to represent Is it actual cash? Like the amount of actual cash notes the fed has put into or removed from the economy from day 1? From the last slide here, it looks like loans are the only way to increase Money in Circulation, but how is it actually calculated?
Comment from : @suedunham1087

Not only banks but also the Treasury can increase the money supply with its fiscal policy iespending such as stimulus checks or PPP loans
Comment from : @yurrwithme

thanks! you made it clear for me to understand the relationship between them
Comment from : @edwardchen0824

I like
Comment from : @kushaagra098

what happens when the FED buy bonds not from a bank, but in the Open market? What happens when the FED buy stocks?
Comment from : @alessandroagostini3568

Very good explanation! Most people that explain monetary base / money supply interchange one with the other and also usually begin with M0, M1 concept Before that, they should draw this out
Comment from : @janpallai