Given the equation of exchange set forth by the quantity theory of money (M×V=P×Q)(M×V=P×Q) , where MM is the supply of money, VV is the velocity of money, PP is the price level, and QQ is real output, which of the statements best defines PP? The total amount of currency, coins, and banking sector. The average of level of prices for a given basket of goods. The average number of times a dollar is spent in a given period of time. The quantity of goods and services produced within an econony.

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