Solve both parts correctly. I will rate accordingly with 3votes. The information in the following table pertains to the hypothetical economy of Lalaland.AmountType of Money(Billions of dollars)Large time depositsSmall time deposits12080Demand depositsOther checkable deposits30050Savings deposits65Traveler's checks5Money market mutual funds200Currency150Credit card balances300Miscellaneous categories of M23016. Refer to the table. What is the M1 money supply in Lalaland? Show work.$705 billion$570 billion$505 billion$585 billiona.b.С.d.17. Refer to the table. What is the M2 money supply in Lalaland? Shore work.$1,300 billion$580 billion$880 billion$1,000 billionа.b.C.d.

We have to find M1 and M2 money supply from the given table.

The information in the following table pertains to the hypothetical economy of Lalaland. Amount Type of Money (Billions of dollars) Large time deposits Small time deposits Demand deposits 120 80 300 Other checkable deposits 50 Savings deposits 65 Traveler's checks Money market mutual funds Currency 200 150 Credit card balances 300 Miscellaneous categories of M2 30 16. Refer to the table. What is the M1 money supply in Lalaland? Show work. $705 billion $570 billion $505 billion а. b. С. d $585 billion

The information in the following table pertains to the hypothetical economy of Lalaland. Amount Type of Money (Billions of dollars) Large time deposits Small time deposits Demand deposits 120 80 300 Other checkable deposits 50 Savings deposits 65 Traveler's checks Money market mutual funds Currency 200 150 Credit card balances 300 Miscellaneous categories of M2 30 16. Refer to the table. What is the M1 money supply in Lalaland? Show work. $705 billion $570 billion $505 billion а. b. С. d $585 billion

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