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English-Chinese dictionary. 2013.
English-Chinese dictionary. 2013.
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Divisia monetary aggregates — The monetary aggregates currently in use by the Federal Reserve (and most other central banks around the world) are simple sum indices in which all monetary components are assigned a unitary weight, as followsM {t}=sum {j=1}^{n}x {jt}where x {jt} … Wikipedia
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