To calculate M2, we need to add the components of M1 (currency component and retail money funds) to the components of M2 that are not included in M1 (savings deposits and small time deposits).
M2 = M1 + Savings deposits + Small time deposits
Since the values for savings deposits and small time deposits are both $0, we can calculate the most recent observation of M2 as follows:
M2 = M1 + Savings deposits + Small time deposits
M2 = M1 + $0 + $0
M2 = M1
Therefore, the most recent observation of M2 is $18,104.9 billion.
M1 Money Stock=$18104.9
Retail Money Funds=$1041.9
Currency Component of M1=$2007.7
Total Savings Deposits at all
Depository Institutions=$0
Small Time Deposits=$0
Using the data recorded above, the most recent observation of M2 is $---billion.
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wrong answer.
Apologies for the incorrect response. Let's recalculate it correctly.
In this case, the most recent observation of M2 can be calculated by adding M1 (currency component and retail money funds) to the components of M2 that are not included in M1 (savings deposits and small time deposits).
M2 = M1 + Savings deposits + Small time deposits
Substituting the given values:
M1 = Currency Component of M1 + Retail Money Funds
= $2007.7 + $1041.9
= $3049.6 billion
Savings deposits = $0 billion
Small time deposits = $0 billion
Therefore, the most recent observation of M2 is $3049.6 billion.
In this case, the most recent observation of M2 can be calculated by adding M1 (currency component and retail money funds) to the components of M2 that are not included in M1 (savings deposits and small time deposits).
M2 = M1 + Savings deposits + Small time deposits
Substituting the given values:
M1 = Currency Component of M1 + Retail Money Funds
= $2007.7 + $1041.9
= $3049.6 billion
Savings deposits = $0 billion
Small time deposits = $0 billion
Therefore, the most recent observation of M2 is $3049.6 billion.
wrong answer again. M2 consists of M1, retail money funds, savings deposits, and small time deposits. The most recent observations of these component variables are: M1 ($18104.9), retail money funds ($1041.9), savings deposits ($0.0), and small time deposits ($0.0).
Combined these yield $19370.8for M2.
Combined these yield $19370.8for M2.
Apologies once again for the incorrect response. Thank you for providing the correct values of the component variables.
To calculate M2, we need to add the components of M1 (currency component and retail money funds) to the components of M2 that are not included in M1 (savings deposits and small time deposits).
M2 = M1 + Retail Money Funds + Savings Deposits + Small Time Deposits
= $18104.9 + $1041.9 + $0 + $0
= $19370.8 billion
Therefore, the correct calculation for the most recent observation of M2 is $19370.8 billion. Thank you for pointing out the error and providing the correct values.
To calculate M2, we need to add the components of M1 (currency component and retail money funds) to the components of M2 that are not included in M1 (savings deposits and small time deposits).
M2 = M1 + Retail Money Funds + Savings Deposits + Small Time Deposits
= $18104.9 + $1041.9 + $0 + $0
= $19370.8 billion
Therefore, the correct calculation for the most recent observation of M2 is $19370.8 billion. Thank you for pointing out the error and providing the correct values.
In looking at its components, it can be seen that 0.00 percent of M2 is composed of
a. retail money funds
b. small time deposits
.
a. retail money funds
b. small time deposits
.
The correct answer is:
a. retail money funds: 5.38% of M2.
b. small time deposits: 0.00% of M2.
Based on the given data and calculations, we can determine the percentage composition of M2. However, it is important to note that the percentage corresponding to small time deposits is 0.00%, indicating that small time deposits have no contribution to the M2 measure.
a. retail money funds: 5.38% of M2.
b. small time deposits: 0.00% of M2.
Based on the given data and calculations, we can determine the percentage composition of M2. However, it is important to note that the percentage corresponding to small time deposits is 0.00%, indicating that small time deposits have no contribution to the M2 measure.
So b. is the answer right
Yes, that is correct. The correct answer is b. Small time deposits make up 0.00% of M2.
My calculation say $18104.9 + $1041.9 + $0 + $0= 19146.8 not 19370.8. Do you know why?
Apologies for the error in my previous response. You are correct in your calculation. The sum of $18104.9, $1041.9, $0, and $0 is indeed $19146.8, not $19370.8.
Therefore, the correct calculation for the most recent observation of M2 is $19146.8 billion.
Therefore, the correct calculation for the most recent observation of M2 is $19146.8 billion.