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Defining the Money Supply: M1 and M2
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18. The Monetary System / Defining the Money Supply: M1 and M2 / Problem 3
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Why is M1 prioritized over M2 in the context of this course?
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M1 is the only measure of money supply recognized by economists.
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M1 includes more components, making it more comprehensive.
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M1 is easier to use for specific calculations and focuses on readily available money.
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M2 is less relevant to the course's focus on immediate spending.
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