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The total money supply refers to the statistical sum of various different currency assets held by enterprises and individuals. In general, there is a distinction between narrow and broad categories. Narrow money supply (such as M1A, M1B) mainly emphasizes the function of a medium of exchange, such as currency and check deposits, demand deposits, etc., while broad money supply (such as M2) includes quasi-money in addition to narrow money supply, such as time deposits, and leans more towards the function of value storage.

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