Jane Doe has the following assets. $100 in her wallet $800 in her checking account $1,000 in her savings account A $20 traveler's check from her last business trip to China. A $300 outstanding credit card bill. $3,000 in a small certificate of deposit A car worth $5,000. A house, worth $200,000. Calculate the M2 value of Jane Doe's financial holdings. O $3920 O None of the above O $5920 O $4920

Jane Doe has the following assets. $100 in her wallet $800 in her checking account $1,000 in her savings account A $20 traveler's check from her last business trip to China. A $300 outstanding credit card bill. $3,000 in a small certificate of deposit A car worth $5,000. A house, worth $200,000. Calculate the M2 value of Jane Doe's financial holdings. O $3920 O None of the above O $5920 O $4920

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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