1.Please read the question carefully . These ARE SOME TRICKY QUESTIONs. I beg you please provide with correct answers please provide only correct answer What are the official measures of money?ItemSbillionsAre all the measures really money?Non-chequable, non-personal depositsChequable deposits350100Non-chequable, personal depositsFixed term deposits240320The two main official measures of money in Canada today areCurrency outside banks90The two main official measures of money in Canadareally money.A. M2 and M3; are notO B. M1 and currency; are notO C. currency and M2; areO D. M1 and M2; areThe table shows the amounts held as the various components of M1 and M2.The value of M1 is $ billion.The value of M2 is $ billion.

An official measure of money refers to measures of money that determines the level of money supply…

What are the official measures of money? Item Sbillions Are all the measures really money? Non-chequable, non-personal deposits Chequable deposits Non-chequable, personal deposits Fixed term deposits 350 100 240 320 The two main official measures of money in Canada today are Currency outside banks 90 The two main official measures of money in Canada really money. O A. M2 and M3; are not O B. M1 and currency; are not Oc. currency and M2; are O D. M1 and M2; are The table shows the amounts held as the various components of M1 and M2. The value of M1 is $ billion. The value of M2 is $ billion.

What are the official measures of money? Item Sbillions Are all the measures really money? Non-chequable, non-personal deposits Chequable deposits Non-chequable, personal deposits Fixed term deposits 350 100 240 320 The two main official measures of money in Canada today are Currency outside banks 90 The two main official measures of money in Canada really money. O A. M2 and M3; are not O B. M1 and currency; are not Oc. currency and M2; are O D. M1 and M2; are The table shows the amounts held as the various components of M1 and M2. The value of M1 is $ billion. The value of M2 is $ billion.

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