Classify the following information into M1 and M2: (type in…

Classify the following information into M1 and M2: (type in m1 or m2) (…and yes the last one is m2 lol) Small time deposits = $2,200 billion   [BLANK-1] Demand deposits and other checkable deposits = $1,700 billion   [BLANK-2] Savings deposits = $2,600 billion   [BLANK-3] Money market mutual funds = $1,500 billion   [BLANK-4] Traveler’s checks = $60 billion   [BLANK-5] Large time deposits = $1,500 billion   [BLANK-6] Currency = $350 billion   [BLANK-7] Miscellaneous categories in M2 = $75 billion   [BLANK-8] Given the information above, what are the values of M1 and M2? M1: [BLANK-9] M2: [BLANK-10]

ESSAY PROMPT  – Othering Van Dijk (2004) describes 3 main wa…

ESSAY PROMPT  – Othering Van Dijk (2004) describes 3 main ways people create racist discourse through “othering”. Explain what these 3 ways are and how are used in the edited excerpt below from NPR talking about backlash against Asian Americans during the current pandemic. ARTICLE: The global response to COVID-19 has made clear that the fear of contracting disease has an ugly cousin: xenophobia. As the coronavirus has spread from China to other countries, anti-Asian discrimination has followed closely behind, manifesting in plummeting sales at Chinese restaurants, near-deserted Chinatown districts and racist bullying against people perceived to be Chinese. Allison Park from Brooklyn told us that when visiting D.C., she saw a man making faces at her on the Metro train. She tried to move away from him, but he wouldn’t stop. After a while, she said, he confronted her outright, saying: “Get out of here. Go back to China. I don’t want none of your swine flu here.” A week later, on a Muni train in San Francisco, another man yelled the same thing to her — “Go back to China” — and even threatened to shoot her. Children have been targeted, too — by other children and adults alike. Devin Cabanilla, from Seattle, told us that a Costco food sample vendor told his Korean wife and mixed-race son to “get away” from the samples, questioning whether they had come from China. Company executives later apologized to his family, but he’s still shaken. Thirteen-year-old Sara Aalgaard told us that since the outbreak, many middle-school classmates of hers have been targeting the small population of Asian Americans at her school in Middletown, Conn. “People call us ‘corona,’ ” she said, or ask if they eat dogs.