In Canada the money supply (M1) is comprised of:
A) coins, paper currency, and demand deposits.
B) currency, notice deposits, and bonds.
C) coins, paper currency, demand deposits, and credit balances with brokers.
D) paper currency, coin, gold certificates, and time deposits.
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Q52: Near-monies are important:
A)because they are likely to
Q53: Demand deposits are classified as money because:
A)they
Q54: Demand deposits are:
A)included in M1.
B)not included in
Q55: Near money means:
A)Money substitutes such as credit
Q56: What function is money serving when you
Q58: The paper money used in Canada is:
A)National
Q59: One reason that "near-monies" are important is
Q60: The amount of money reported as M2:
A)is
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