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The money multiplier $m$indicates how much the money supply changes for a given change in the monetary base. It is calculated as:

$m=\frac{1+c}{rr+e+c}$where $rr$is the required reserves ratio

When $e$and $c$increase, $m$decreases because the denominator increases more than the numerator. Hence, the money multiplier decreases.

Money supply can be reduced significantly during a financial panic.

Bank account holders withdraw currency from their bank accounts in order to transfer their checkable deposits into currency.

Money supply theory says that when c increases significantly, there will be a fall in the overall level of deposits, resulting in a contraction of the money supply.

Therefore, the money supply declines as a result of a smaller money multiplier.

When e rises, deposits are supported with fewer reserves, causing money to be less plentiful.