Suppose that a country computes its monetary aggregates in the same way as the Federal Reserve. Therelevant table on the central bank website reports the following values.a.b.C.CurrencyTreasury securitiesSavings depositsOther checkable depositsLarge time depositsBank reservesRetail money market mutual fundsDemand depositsSmall time deposits$751$1,041$642$241$802$167$105$524$361What is the value of M1? (Give $ value.)What is the value of the monetary base? (Give $ value.)Suppose the interest rate on government bonds is 2.7%. What is the government's seignioragerevenue? (Give a $ value; ignore the costs of printing the currency, etc., and assume the centralbank does not pay interest on reserves.)

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b. C. What is the value of the monetary base? (Give $ value.) Suppose the interest rate on government bonds is 2.7%. What is the government' revenue? (Give a $ value; ignore the costs of printing the currency, etc., and assu bank does not pay interest on reserves.)

b. C. What is the value of the monetary base? (Give $ value.) Suppose the interest rate on government bonds is 2.7%. What is the government' revenue? (Give a $ value; ignore the costs of printing the currency, etc., and assu bank does not pay interest on reserves.)

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