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Monetary Base	791) utilize the following multiplier in their empirical analysis (See Appendix I of this paper for the derivation): M = H x [D/R (1 + D/C)]/ [D/R + D/C] (1) The money supply (M) is a function of the three "proximate determinants": the monetary base or high powered money (H), the deposit to reserve ratio (D/R), and the deposit to cash ratio (D/C). An innovative money multiplier by Stauffer, Robert / American Economist In its last economic overheating (1993-4), the foreign exchange reserves share accounted for only about 25 per cent of China's high powered money (high powered money is another label for the monetary base) while the same share rose close to 70 per cent at the end of 2004 even after the monetary authority's monetary tightening. The RMB exchange rate and monetary sterilisation in China by Wu, Ying / China: An International Journal Clark also finds that the seasonality of interest rates disappeared sometime between early 1913 and early 1915 while the seasonality of high powered money did not begin until September 1917. A multivariate analysis of interest rate seasonality at the time of ... by Fackler, James S. / Southern Economic Journal	Hidden Assets Hidden Camera Commercial Hidden Camera Technique Hidden Damage hidden defect Hidden Inflation Hidden Load Hidden Reserve hidden risk Hidden Tax Hidden Values Hierarchy High Ball High Beta Index High Close High Credit High Current Income Mutual Fund High Deductible Health Plan High Finance High Flyer High Frequency Trading High Growth Company High Loan-to-Value Mortgage High Net Worth Individual High Penny High powered money High Price High Ratio Loan High Return High Rise High Risk Pools for the Medically Uninsurable High Street Bank High Watermark High withholding tax interest income High Yield High Yielder High-Context Culture High-Coupon Bond Refunding High-End High-Grade High-Grade Bond High-Growth High-Low Index High-Premium Convertible Debenture high-rise High-Tech Stock High-Technology Stock High-Valuation Stock high-water mark High-Yield Bond High-Yield Bond Fund	High Power Optical Terminator High Power Phase Shifter High Power Photoluminescence High Power Plant High Power Proton Accelerators High Power Proton Decoupling High Power Pulsed Magnetron Sputtering High Power Radio Frequency High Power Radio Frequency Amplifiers High Power Reporting Post High Power Semiconductor Laser Technology High Power Solid State Laser High Power Source Monitor Unit High Power Switching High Power Switching Module High Power Transmission Mode High Power Transmission System High Power Transmitter high powered High Powered Electromagnetic System High Powered Energy Projectile Launcher High Powered Expert Committee High Powered Illuminator Radar High Powered Inter-Ministerial Committee High powered money High Powered Rocketry High Prairie Arts & Science Complex High Prairie Fire Department High Praise Family Worship Center High Prayer High Precipitation NAW Area High Precision Acoustic Positioning High Precision Acoustic Surveying System High Precision Event Timers High Precision Gear High Precision Geodetic Network High Precision GPS Network High Precision Maintenance High Precision Parallax Collecting Satellite High Precision Parallax Collecting Satellite High Precision Removable Arm High Precision Short Range Navigation High Precision Tracking Experiment High Precision Untethered Geosurvey and Inspection System High Premium Convertible Debenture High Premium Convertible Debentures high pressure high pressure high pressure High Pressure Acid Leaching High Pressure Air High Pressure Air Compressor

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791) utilize the following multiplier in their empirical analysis (See Appendix I of this paper for the derivation): M = H x [D/R (1 + D/C)]/ [D/R + D/C] (1) The money supply (M) is a function of the three "proximate determinants": the monetary base or high powered money (H), the deposit to reserve ratio (D/R), and the deposit to cash ratio (D/C).

An innovative money multiplier by Stauffer, Robert / American Economist

In its last economic overheating (1993-4), the foreign exchange reserves share accounted for only about 25 per cent of China's high powered money (high powered money is another label for the monetary base) while the same share rose close to 70 per cent at the end of 2004 even after the monetary authority's monetary tightening.

The RMB exchange rate and monetary sterilisation in China by Wu, Ying / China: An International Journal

Clark also finds that the seasonality of interest rates disappeared sometime between early 1913 and early 1915 while the seasonality of high powered money did not begin until September 1917.