The oversimplified money multiplier formula, when the required reserve ratio is m, is

A. change in money supply = change in reserves × m.
B. change in money supply = (1 / m) / change in reserves.
C. change in money supply = (1 / m) × change in reserves.
D. change in money supply = m / change in reserves.


Answer: C

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