Money Supply Calculator (M1/M2)
FinanceCalculate the M1 and M2 money supply aggregates from their underlying components, the standard tiers economists use to measure how much liquid money is circulating in an economy.
M2 (M1 + Savings & Small Time Deposits)
A broader measure including savings and near-cash assets
M1 (Currency + Checkable Deposits)
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The narrowest, most liquid measure of money
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Why does economic policy care about M1 versus M2?
M1 reflects money readily available for immediate spending, while M2 also captures money people could access relatively quickly, giving policymakers a broader read on economy-wide liquidity.
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