Please see below. True or false questions. I need help with both.  All forms of money that go into M2 also go into M1. True or False (I got False for this one). A bank's assets includes the money deposited there by individuals. True or False (I got false for this one because money deposited by individuals would be considered a liability because that is something that can be taken out at anytime by the depositor).

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Q: A depositor decides to transfer $3000 from a checking account to a savings account. Create a balance…

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Q: Identify whether each example in the following table belongs in M1, M2, or both. If an example…

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