c) m3 is the best measure of the monetary sector development
MI money supply consists of the federal reserve notes referred as paper money or bills and coins which are in circulation outside federal reserve banks and vaults of depository institutions. Thus, they are not held by banks, bank vaults or Treasury. M2 money supply consists of M1 plus savings accounts, small time deposits, and money market funds. M2 are thus not readily available as medium of exchange compared to M1.
M3 money supply on the other hand includes M2 plus large money market funds, large time deposits, and repurchased agreements. Although not currently being used but it the best measure of the monetary sector development because it covers broad areas.
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