The money multiplier in banking is calculated as:
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Simple money multiplier = 1 / reserve requirement ratio. If reserve ratio is 10%, multiplier is 10 — meaning $1 of new reserves can support $10 of new deposits through fractional reserve banking.
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