Calculates M1 and M2 money supply, providing insights into the liquidity in an economy.
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Enter Currency in Circulation, Demand Deposits, Other Checkable Deposits, Small-Denomination Time Deposits, Savings Deposits, and Retail Money Market Mutual Fund Balances in the units shown.
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Currency in Circulation: 1,800 Billions of USD; Demand Deposits: 14,000 Billions of USD; Other Checkable Deposits: 3,800 Billions of USD; Small-Denomination Time Deposits: 9,500 Billions of USD; Savings Deposits: 11,000 Billions of USD; Retail Money Market Mutual Fund Balances: 2,800 Billions of USD
M1 Money Supply: 19,600 Billions of USD; M2 Money Supply: 42,900 Billions of USD
Currency in Circulation: 2,200 Billions of USD; Demand Deposits: 15,000 Billions of USD; Other Checkable Deposits: 4,000 Billions of USD; Small-Denomination Time Deposits: 10,000 Billions of USD; Savings Deposits: 12,000 Billions of USD; Retail Money Market Mutual Fund Balances: 3,000 Billions of USD
M1 Money Supply: 21,200 Billions of USD; M2 Money Supply: 46,200 Billions of USD
Currency in Circulation: 2,500 Billions of USD; Demand Deposits: 16,000 Billions of USD; Other Checkable Deposits: 4,200 Billions of USD; Small-Denomination Time Deposits: 10,500 Billions of USD; Savings Deposits: 13,000 Billions of USD; Retail Money Market Mutual Fund Balances: 3,200 Billions of USD
M1 Money Supply: 22,700 Billions of USD; M2 Money Supply: 49,400 Billions of USD
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