Generally I will use the term money creation
here and I have a hater, but I am compelled because it is in the economic
alphabets so. What is the theme for the creation of money from this? I have a
lot of non-specialists in a large mixing understand this term (money creation),
they thinking version or print money or the like and this is not true at all,
issuance of paper money is different from money creation as we shall see in
this section. Money is intended to create a generation of million of another
million in the bank to become a million has two million were before in the
market, this is simply too severe, but how is it done?
To explain the process of money creation has to
be a practical example of an illustrative, but by explaining the illustration
should be noted here that the central bank in the state is required commercial
banks to deposit statutory reserve is a percentage of what their customer
deposits, if the statutory reserve, for example, 10% of customer balances ,
this means that the no commercial bank has a million pounds deposit 100
thousand of them as a legal reserve with the central bank, the Bank maintains
commercial has 900 thousand of this deposit, must understand the previous point
so that we can understand the process of money creation, which is very simple,
as we will see. We come to the illustrative example and assume that the
statutory reserve (the imposition of illustration only) is 50%, if the customer
Q deposited in his account in Bank 1 the amount of one hundred Euros, the bank
will retain 50 Euros has deposited in the Central Bank of 50 Euros as a legal
reserve for the inevitable, and will come Client Y to Bank 1 and gets it to the
50 Euros in the form of lines of credit or loans, for example, and this client
p went to Bank 2 and deposited by this amount, the bank 2 will retain 25 Euros
and deposited in the Central Bank of the 25 euro legal reserve. The client will
come and GS gets 25 Euros in loans from the bank 2 and go to put it in the bank
3, then the bank will retain 3 for $ 12.5 Euros and 12.5 filed the other with
the central bank as a reserve, and so on.
Illustration of the former, we find that the
amount of Euros per cent turned into a 50 +25 12.5 6.75 + ..... Etc. This means
that the percent Euros that have been deposited beginning in Bank 1 have been
generated, including one hundred Euros again in the form of credit facilities
and loans, we got in the end the two hundred Euros, and this is what they call
the creation of money, but I call it generate money as I said before, that the
process of creation for anything to be out of nowhere did not have out before,
but as we have seen in the example that euro cent generated fragments, have
been generated about one hundred Euros is an essential first deposit, did not
create from scratch.
So the process of creation here is clear and the
first to say that generate money new money found in the foundation, if that
customer Q did not go and deposited the sum percent Euros in bank 1 to enable
the bank to generate the 50 Euros granted by the client Y, is not it? So is the
process of generating and not created (Far from God), and worse, was impressed
by some of this or did not like, every creature or a free man in what is
believed and believe in, I personally think, and I believe in the existence of
one Creator of the universe is God (SWT), and I ask God Almighty to keep So I
die on this faith not change, or sedition fascinate me, and the thought of it
is free is what is believed and believes (every free man in his beliefs) and
calculated on the Creator.
As we have seen that the hundred-dollar deposits
generate one hundred dollars of new ones, and so on, then the money generated
is equal to bank deposits divided by one minus the ratio of the legal reserve,
and can be represented by the following equation:
Cash = deposits
÷ (1 - legal reserve ratio)
Applying the formula to the previous example, we
find that the money that was generated as follows:
100 ÷ (1-0,5) = 200
Total amounts deposited = total loans + deposit
first
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