M1 Is

question 64

Multiple Choice

M1 is:

• A) a more useful measure of the relationship between the money supply and inflation because it includes the most liquid assets.
• B) the money supply the Federal Reserve pays the most attention to in conducting monetary policy.
• C) less useful than M2 for understanding inflation.
• D) the fastest growing of all of the money aggregates.

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