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Money Velocity

Velocity is a ratio of nominal GDP to a measure of the money supply (M1 or M2). It can be thought of as the rate of turnover in the money supply--that is, the number of times one dollar is used to purchase final goods and services included in GDP.

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Select:			Observation Range					Real-Time Period
All, None	Series ID	Title	Start	End	Freq.	Units	Seas. Adj.	Start	End
	M1V	Velocity of M1 Money Stock	1959:Q1	2013:Q1	Q	Ratio	SA	2010-07-30	Current
	M2V	Velocity of M2 Money Stock	1959:Q1	2013:Q1	Q	Ratio	SA	2010-07-30	Current
	MZMV	Velocity of MZM Money Stock	1959:Q1	2013:Q1	Q	Ratio	SA	2010-07-30	Current

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Abbreviations
Frequency (Freq.)
	A = Annual, SA = Semiannual, Q = Quarterly, M = Monthly, BW = Bi-Weekly, W = Weekly, D = Daily, NA = Not Applicable
Seasonal Adjustment (Seas. Adj.)
	SA = Seasonally Adjusted, NSA = Not Seasonally Adjusted, SAAR = Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate, SSA = Smoothed Seasonally Adjusted, NA = Not Applicable