I Foreign Currency Deposits of Canadian Residents at Chartered Banks

question 38

Multiple Choice

i. foreign currency deposits of Canadian residents at chartered banks in Canada
ii. non-chequable notice and personal term deposits at chartered banks
iii. currency outside chartered banks
iv. publicly held demand deposits and chequable notice deposits at chartered banks
v. non-chequable notice and personal term deposits at near banks and some other liquid assets
vi. nonpersonal term deposits at chartered banks
vii. chequable notice deposits at near banks

-In Canada,the M1 + definition of the money supply is composed of:

• A)currency outside chartered banks and notice deposits at chartered banks
• B)currency outside chartered banks and all notice deposits at both chartered banks and near banks
• C)all currency and demand deposits at chartered banks
• D)all currency
• E)currency outside chartered banks, publicly held demand deposits at chartered banks and chequable notice deposits at chartered banks and near banks

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