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Interbank deposits are excluded from money supply because only deposits of the
Apublic are counted
Bbanks are counted
CRBI are counted
Dgovernment are counted
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. public are counted
The word net means only the public's deposits with banks count, not deposits one bank holds in another.
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