Excess Liquidity Is Defined as

question 84

Multiple Choice

Excess liquidity is defined as

• A) The year-to year percentage change in the M2 money supply less the year-to-year percentage change in the nominal GNP.
• B) The growth rate in M2 money supply less the growth rate in M1 money supply.
• C) The year-to-year percentage change in the M1 money supply less the year-to-year percentage.
• D) The year-to-year percentage change in the "real" GNP less the year-to-year percentage change in the nominal GNP.
• E) None of the above

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