Which of the following formulas related to monetary and liquidity aggregates is NOT correct?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer in option 3 i.e. M3 = M1 + Net time deposits of post office savings.
- Aggregate liquidity refers to the ease of execution for financial transactions for everyone in the entire market where as a monetary aggregate is a formal way of accounting for money, such as cash or money market funds.
- Aggregate liquidity is highly dependent on the availability of credit in the markets and the size of the money supply whereas Monetary aggregates are used to measure the money supply in a national economy.