Business, 26.02.2020 00:21, catt707p38uu0

Currency in the hands of the public (C) is .

(A) Neither part of the money supply (M) nor part of the monetary base (B).
(B) Not part of the money supply (M) but part of the monetary base (B).
(C) Part of the money supply (M) but not part of the monetary base (B).
(D) Part of the money supply (M) and part of the monetary base (B).

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