The Federal Reserve reported the following information about the money supply of the United States in October 2023: Monetary Series Reserves of depository institutions Currency in circulation Total checkable deposits Total savings deposits Small time deposits Retail Money Market Mutual Funds Monetary Base M1 Money Supply M2 Money Supply Value ($billions) $2,243.0 $4,981.8 $990.6 $1,654.2 $5,519.5 $20,725.6 a. Use the information in the table to find the values of Reserves of depository institutions, Total Savings deposits, and the M1 Money Supply.

The Federal Reserve reported the following information about the money supply of the United States in October 2023: Monetary Series Reserves of depository institutions Currency in circulation Total checkable deposits Total savings deposits Small time deposits Retail Money Market Mutual Funds Monetary Base M1 Money Supply M2 Money Supply Value ($billions) $2,243.0 $4,981.8 $990.6 $1,654.2 $5,519.5 $20,725.6 a. Use the information in the table to find the values of Reserves of depository institutions, Total Savings deposits, and the M1 Money Supply.

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