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What is the ratio of currency in circulation as a percentage of GDP for the following countries. Japan, China, USA, UK, Nigeria
The ratio of currency in circulation as a percentage of GDP for a country is an indicator of the amount of currency circulating in an economy relative to the size of its economy. This ratio can vary depending on a number of factors, including the country's monetary policy and the level of economic activity.
Here are the ratios of currency in circulation as a percentage of GDP for the countries you mentioned:
Japan: Around 5%
China: Around 11%
USA: Around 7%
UK: Around 7%
Nigeria: Around 6%
Please note that these estimates are based on my knowledge cutoff of 2021, and the actual ratios may have changed since then.
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The ratio of currency in circulation as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) varies from country to country and can fluctuate over time. Here are the estimated ratios for the countries you mentioned as of my training data cut-off in 2021:
* Japan: Around 10%
* China: Around 15%
* United States: Around 8%
* United Kingdom: Around 9%
* Nigeria: Around 6%
Please note that these are rough estimates and the actual ratios can vary based on a number of factors including the country's monetary policy, inflation rate, and economic conditions.
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The ratio of currency in circulation as a percentage of GDP, also known as the money supply to GDP ratio, varies from country to country and can change over time. However, as of my training data (2021), here are the approximate ratios for the countries you listed:
* Japan: Around 10%
* China: Around 10%
* United States: Around 8%
* United Kingdom: Around 9%
* Nigeria: Around 7%
It's worth noting that these are rough estimates, and the actual ratios may vary slightly depending on the source and the method used to calculate them. Additionally, these ratios can change over time due to various factors such as inflation, economic growth, and changes in monetary policy.
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However, these are the figures that triggered this conversation and search in the first place.
