The U.S money supply (M1) is $1000 billion, broken down as follows: $400 billion in currency, $10 billion in traveler's checks, and $590 billion in checking deposits. a. If the Fed decides to decrease the reserve requirement from 10% to 8%, by how much will the money supply change? Show work below. b. What assumptions are you making?

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