A group of economics students gathered to study for a test on the money and banking system in the U.

A group of economics students gathered to study for a test on the money and banking system in the U.S. During a fast and furious brainstorm session, Jill scribbled down several key phrases she will use to study tomorrow. Unfortunately, in her haste, all the statements in her notes are incorrect:- Two forms of money include cash and credit cards because both are accepted as payment.- All savings accounts are considered transaction accounts because they represent money.- Consumers who make loan payments create transaction accounts.- If I open a savings account at a bank with cash received as a birthday gift, I'll increase the money supply in the economy.- By creating transaction accounts, even a single bank has unlimited power to affect the money supply.- If a bank has $10 million in reserves and an additional $3 million in excess reserves, it can make loans up to $13 million.What advise would you offer Jill about statement E above?(Points : 1)By creating transaction accounts of an amount that exceeds a bank's excess reserves, even a single bank has unlimited power to affect the money supply.A single bank is limited in its power to affect the money supply due to the number of banks in existence and because of regulations that the Federal Reserve impose.Only a single bank that has assets in excess of its liabilities can affect the money supply.Only a bank that has been granted a waiver by the FDIC has authority to affect the money supply.