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M1 typically refers to a category of money supply in economics, encompassing the most liquid forms of money. It includes physical currency, demand deposits (checking accounts), traveler's checks, and other liquid assets that can be quickly converted to cash. M1 is an important indicator of the money supply and is used to analyze economic activity and inflation.

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