You know from the previous step that, due to the sale of securities by the Fed, the money supply in the economy contracted from $900,000 to $897,000. But the contraction of the money supply does not stop with First Main Street Bank. It moves to other banks. The loan repayment that Raphael made to First Main Street Bank was written on a check Second Republic Bank issued. Then, when the check cleared, the reserves of Second Republic Bank declined, and Second Republic Bank found itself reserve deficient as well. It applied loan repayments to its reserve deficiency position. The effect continued with other banks and so on. The initial removal of funds in the amount of $3,000 will cause the money supply to contract by $ . Therefore, the money supply is $ . (Hint: Round the results of your calculations to the nearest dollar.)