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Inter-Bank Transfers and Aggregate Money Creation

When a loan is created by one bank and the funds are subsequently transferred to a recipient at a different bank, the settlement process is more complex and requires the use of the banks' reserve accounts at the central bank. Despite this added layer of complexity, the aggregate supply of bank money in the economy still increases by the full amount of the original loan.

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