In the last four decades our money supply

A) grew every year.
B) fell every year.
C) grew in about half the years and fell the other years.
D) grew almost every year and only fell in a few years.

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In the last four decades our money supplyA) grew every year.B) fell every year.C) grew in about half the years and fell the other years.D) grew almost every year and only fell in a few years.

Ricky Ticky · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The growth of the money supply is typically measured by the M2 monetary aggregate, which includes currency, checking deposits, savings deposits, and money market mutual funds. According to data from the Federal Reserve, the M2 money supply has grown almost every year since 1980, with only a few years of decline. Therefore, the best choice is D, which states that the money supply grew almost every year and only fell in a few years.

In the last four decades our money supply

A) grew every year.
B) fell every year.
C) grew in about half the years and fell the other years.
D) grew almost every year and only fell in a few years.

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