Fill in the columns of the Canadian databases using the macroeconomic databases you know. (FRED: US and international data; free Excel integration, Federal Reserve free, Federal Reserve: U.S. monetary authority, Cansim: Canadian data; organized by tables, Bank of Canada: Canadian money market, Eurostat: European Union data, IMF: international data, Financial Markets, etc....)

M1: monetary mass 1

M2: monetary mass 2

M3:monetary mass3

p=price level

Y = production = real income

K = capital stock (value of all machines, buildings etc.)

N = population and labor force (all workers in the economy)

y=Y/N production per worker

v = velocity of circulation of money billion : in english it's billion

NB: Give only Canadian data

\begin{tabular}{|ll} \hline & 1997(1992=100) \\ M1 & $73.46 milliards \\ p & 107.1 \\ y & $798.42 milliards \\ Y & $855.103 milliards \\ K & 0.0859 \\ v & 11.64 \\ M2 & $406.214 milliards \\ M3 & $533.488 milliards \end{tabular} \begin{tabular}{|ll} \hline & 1997(1992=100) \\ M1 & $73.46 milliards \\ p & 107.1 \\ y & $798.42 milliards \\ Y & $855.103 milliards \\ K & 0.0859 \\ v & 11.64 \\ M2 & $406.214 milliards \\ M3 & $533.488 milliards \end{tabular}