A decrease in the reserve ratio leads to an increase in the money supply, which puts downward pressure on interest rates and ultimately leads to an increase in nominal GDP. An increase in the reserve ratio leads to a decrease in the money supply, driving interest rates up and pulling nominal GDP downward.
There are three distinct types of sycamore trees. The North American sycamore is most common in the United States and parts of Canada, and are known as the largest of the species. This variety is known for its varied bark colors, which range from gray-green to whitewashed.
White birch is easy to identify with its distinctive, white, papery bark. The sycamore tree also has white bark, but it does not sluff off in thin, paper-like furls like the white birch. The sycamore also has large hand-shaped leaves versus the white birchâs smaller, oval-shaped leaves with a pointed tip. The birch leaf is also irregularly toothed.