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Show graphically and explain the demand for money and supply of money and equlibrium condition for the economy.

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//Money supply is an important term in economics around which the entire economy revolves around. Here, we have discussed about money supply and how it is related to different concepts. In the beginning, a very short introduction of 'Money Supply' is given. //

The amount of currency and money in bank accounts held by the non bank public available in the economy for procuring goods, securities and services is ...

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