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			'question': '1) If the Fed raises the required reserve ration 10% to 20%, each new deposit will create more money in the economy than before.','answers': [ 'a) True', 'b) False', ], 'correctAnswer' : 2, 'questionID' : 1010 }, 
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			'question': '2) Sally Saver goes to First National Bank and deposits $1000 that she received as a gift from her grandparents. How much \'money\' will this transaction create in the economy with a 10% reserve ratio?','answers': [ 'a) $800', 'b) $850', 'c) $900', 'd) $950', ], 'correctAnswer' : 3, 'questionID' : 1006 }, 
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			'question': '3) Sally Saver goes to First National Bank and deposits $1000 that she received as a gift from her grandparents. How much \'money\' will this transaction create in the economy with a 20% reserve ratio?','answers': [ 'a) $800', 'b) $850', 'c) $900', 'd) $950', ], 'correctAnswer' : 1, 'questionID' : 1007 }, 
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			'question': '4) Sally Saver goes to First National Bank and deposits $1000 that she received as a gift from her grandparents. How much \'money\' will this transaction create in the economy with a 5% reserve ratio?','answers': [ 'a) $800', 'b) $850', 'c) $900', 'd) $950', ], 'correctAnswer' : 4, 'questionID' : 1008 }, 
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			'question': '5) Which of the following would fit an economists definition of money?','answers': [ 'a) checks, currency', 'b) stocks', 'c) capital', 'd) land', ], 'correctAnswer' : 1, 'questionID' : 1009 }, ],
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			 good: 'Nice work.',
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