The basic money supply (M1) in the United States consists primarily of:
a) Currency and checkable deposits.
b) Currency and government bonds.
c) Currency, checkable deposits, and government bonds.
d) Currency, checkable deposits, and credit card accounts.

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The basic money supply (M1) in the United States consists primarily of:
a) Currency and checkable deposits.
b) Currency and government bonds.
c) Currency, checkable deposits, and government bonds.
d) Currency, checkable deposits, and credit card accounts.

The basic money supply (M1) in the United States consists primarily of:

a) Currency and checkable deposits.

b) Currency and government bonds.

c) Currency, checkable deposits, and government bonds.

d) Currency, checkable deposits, and credit card accounts.

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The basic money supply (M1) in the United States consists primarily of: a) Currency and checkable deposits. b) Currency and government bonds. c) Currency, checkable deposits, and government bonds. d) Currency, checkable deposits, and credit card accounts.