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High-powered money is (Multiple Choice Question)

High-powered money is
A) total deposits received by banks within the system.
B) reserves held by banks to meet withdrawals.
C) deposits divided by the reserve holding ratio.
D) the reserve holding ratio divided by the level of deposits.

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