L R R has two components C R R and S L R For finding multiplier(k) we use - Economics - Money and Banking

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L R R has two components C R R and S L R For finding multiplier(k)
we use formula : k = 1/L R R My question to you is that Can we use
k=1/C R R +S L R If YES then how ? If NO then why?

Prince Verma · Accepted Answer

No, CRR and SLR cannot be considered as components of LRR So the
aggregate of CRR and SLR is
not equal to LRR You may refer to the answer given
in the below mentioned link to know about the reason for the
same

https://www meritnation
com/ask-answer/question/in-the-book-it-is-clearly-said-crr-and-slr-r-not-the-compone/money-and-banking/9757427

L.R.R has two components C.R.R and S.L.R . For finding multiplier(k) we use formula : k = 1/L.R.R . My question to you is that Can we use k=1/C.R.R +S.L.R . If YES then how ? If NO then why?