Given the following information:Savings deposits = $1845b   …

Given the following information:Savings deposits = $1845b                                                       Demand Deposits = $760bRequired reserve ratio = 10%                                                  Currency in circulation = $520.0bVault Cash = $11b                                                                      Household money market mutual fund = $1753.3bNegotiable Certificates of deposit = $940.0b                        Banking system deposits with the Fed = $88bHousehold money market deposits accounts = $1588b     Non-negotiable Certificates of deposit = $1629bInstitutional money market accounts = $2764b                   Treasury Bills = $222ba.    Calculate the MB.b.   Calculate m1 as illustrated in practice problems. Interpret the multiplier.c.   Calculate M1 using the multiplier method.d.   Check using the definition of M1 method.e.   Repeat parts b-d for M2.f.   Suggest a specific action by the Federal Reserve if the macroeconomic models suggest that a $425 billion dollar decrease       in the M2 money supply is required to bring the economy back to a full employment equilibrium.g.  (Bonus: 6 additional points) recalculate the monetary base, multiplier, and money supply for M2 (using the equation      approach) if households respond to lower interest rates by moving $40b from their savings accounts to their checking account     and shift $164b from their money market deposit account to currency holdings.

10-point question Given the following yield information on U…

10-point question Given the following yield information on U.S. Treasury securities: 1-year note yield = 4.23% 2-year note yield = 4.01% 3-year note yield = 4.29% 4-year note yield = 4.95% 5-year note yield = 4.33% 6-year note yield = 4.33% With constant premiums of 0, .16%, .21%, .24%, .26%, and .265%. a. Calculate the expected expectations yields for a (3,3) path. b. Calculate the expected market yields for a (2,4) path. c. Determine the expected preferred habitat yield for a 3-year note purchased at the beginning of year 2. d. Determine the expected expectations yield on a 5-year note purchased today.