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English: The great asset bubble during the Late-2000s recession.

1 - Central banks gold reserves ($0.845 trillion)

2 - M0 (paper money) ($3.9 trillion)

3 - Traditional (fractional reserve) banking assets ($39 trillion)

4 - shadow banking assets ($62 trillion)

5 - other assets ($290 trillion)

6 - Bail-out money (early 2009) ($1.9 trillion)

Date

14 September 2009

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