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... Treasury currency outstanding as all currency ( primarily coins ) issued by the Treasury , regardless of where it is held . Next we define Treasury cash as currency held by the Treasury itself plus free gold . Free gold is included in ...
... Treasury currency outstanding as all currency ( primarily coins ) issued by the Treasury , regardless of where it is held . Next we define Treasury cash as currency held by the Treasury itself plus free gold . Free gold is included in ...
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... Treasury . Additionally , the Treasury is responsible for issuing all United States coins . Together , these components of our currency supply - United States notes and coins - consti- tute what is known as Treasury currency outstanding ...
... Treasury . Additionally , the Treasury is responsible for issuing all United States coins . Together , these components of our currency supply - United States notes and coins - consti- tute what is known as Treasury currency outstanding ...
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... Treasury , plus the Treasury's free gold , is called Treasury cash . As with Treasury currency outstanding , a change in Treasury cash typically will be associated with a change in one of the other items in the reserve equation ...
... Treasury , plus the Treasury's free gold , is called Treasury cash . As with Treasury currency outstanding , a change in Treasury cash typically will be associated with a change in one of the other items in the reserve equation ...
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