Consider the following data: savings deposits = $900 billion, currency (held outside banks) = $453 billion, retail money market mutual funds = $1,300 billion, checkable deposits = $525 billion, traveler's checks = $5 billion, small-denomination time deposits = $400 billion. M1 equals ___________ billion and M2 equals ____________ billion.

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