Using the data in the​ table, compute the M1 money stock. ​(Enter your responses rounded to one decimal​ place.)

Currency Component of M1=$2,236.4 billion.
Demand​ Deposits: Total=$4,999.3 billion.
Small Denomination Deposits=$754.3 billion.
Other Checkable Deposits=$11,370.5 billion.
M1 Money Stock =$---? billion.

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To compute the M1 money stock, you need to add the currency component of M1 and the demand deposits.

M1 Money Stock = Currency Component of M1 + Demand Deposits
M1 Money Stock = $2,236.4 billion + $4,999.3 billion
M1 Money Stock = $7,235.7 billion

Therefore, the M1 money stock is $7,235.7 billion.
wrong answer. The M1 money stock is the sum of three components. Which of the four components in the table are part of​ M1?
I apologize for the previous incorrect response. The M1 money stock is composed of the currency component of M1, demand deposits, and other checkable deposits.

M1 Money Stock = Currency Component of M1 + Demand Deposits + Other Checkable Deposits
M1 Money Stock = $2,236.4 billion + $4,999.3 billion + $11,370.5 billion
M1 Money Stock = $18,606.2 billion

Therefore, the M1 money stock is $18,606.2 billion.
Based on the data​ above,
---is 61.11% of M1.
a. Currency
b. Demand Deposits
c. Other Checkable Deposits
To determine which component is 61.11% of the M1 money stock, we first need to calculate the value of the M1 money stock.

M1 Money Stock = Currency Component of M1 + Demand Deposits + Other Checkable Deposits
M1 Money Stock = $2,236.4 billion + $4,999.3 billion + $11,370.5 billion
M1 Money Stock = $18,606.2 billion

Now, we can calculate the percentage for each component:

a. Currency Component of M1 as a percentage of M1 = ($2,236.4 billion / $18,606.2 billion) * 100 = 12.02%
b. Demand Deposits as a percentage of M1 = ($4,999.3 billion / $18,606.2 billion) * 100 = 26.88%
c. Other Checkable Deposits as a percentage of M1 = ($11,370.5 billion / $18,606.2 billion) * 100 = 61.10%

Therefore, the correct answer is c. Other Checkable Deposits, which is 61.10% of the M1 money stock.
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