Monetary Aggregates is a comprehensive economic indicator that classifies and measures the total supply of money in an economy according to specific liquidity criteria, distinguishing it from other macroeconomic indicators by its focus on tiered monetary components such as currency, deposits, and near-money assets.
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Michael Woodford · Princeton University Press eBooks · 2004 · 1.9K citations
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