Which of the following provides a standard definition of the money supply?

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The money supply is typically defined as the total amount of money in circulation within an economy. This includes physical currency and coins as well as demand deposits and other types of monetary assets. Choice B is not accurate as money stored in bank vaults is not in circulation and therefore not included in the money supply. Choice C is also not accurate as printed money may not yet be in circulation and therefore not counted in the money supply. Choice D refers to money stored at regional Federal Reserve Banks which is also not included in the money supply as it is not in circulation.

Which of the Following Provides a Standard Definition of the Money