The Central Bank of the US. published this information about money supply in 2019: Currency $3,300,000 Time Deposits $7,750,000 Small Time Deposits $2,400,000 Traveler’s Checks $1,800,000 Demand Deposits $1,300,000 Savings Deposits $3,000,000 Checkable Deposits $800,000 ➢ Using these information, Calculate Monetary Aggregates: • M1 = ?  • M2 = ?  • M3 = ?

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