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What does RRR stand for?
If this answer has anything to do with history and government, the actual words RRR stand for are Reserve Requirement Ratio(there are a lot of others that refer to the same abbreviation in other areas, such as "reduce, reuse, and recycle", and are totally different things). The RRR is the amount a bank must keep in reserves; it removes money from the economy. There is an inverse relationship between the RRR and the money supply; an increase in RRR leads to a decrease in the money supply, and a decrease in RRR leads to a decrease in the money supply.
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