[\\displaystyle VIV is the speed of cash in definite consumptions. [\\displaystyle QIQ is a list of the genuine worth of definite consumptions. For instance, (\\displaystyle MIM could address cash in addition to stores in checking and investment accounts held by the general population, [displaystyle Q]Q genuine result (which rises to genuine use in macroeconomic balance) with [displaystyle P]P the relating cost level, and [displaystyle P\\cdot Q}P\\cdot Q the ostensibly (cash) worth of result. In one experimental detailing, speed was taken to be "the proportion of net public item in current costs to the cash stock".[27]