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English: Monthly changes in the currency component of the U.S. money supply as reported by the Federal Reserve at the St. Louis Fed's F.R.E.D. website at: http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/CURRNS.txt The data was copy/pasted into an OpenOffice.org Calc spreadsheet, the monthly changes were calculated using a simple formula, then this image was generated from that data.
Date 20 December 2011
Source Modified version of Monthly Changes in Currency Component of United States Money Supply.gif
Monthly Changes in Currency Component of United States Money Supply.gif
Author User: Analoguni

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