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MONEY SUPPLY: The amount of money in circulation. The money supply measures
currently (1985) used by the Federal Reserve System are:
M 1 – Currency in circulation + demand deposit + other check-type deposits. 35
M2 – M 1 + savings and small denomination time deposits + overnight repurchase
agreements at commercial banks + overnight Eurodollars + money market mutual
fund shares.
M3 – M2 + large-denomination time deposits (Jumbo CDs) + term repurchase
agreements.
M4 – M3 + other liquid assets (such as term Eurodollars, bankers acceptances,
commercial paper, Treasury securities and U.S. Savings Bonds)
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