M2 in 2001
= Money Marked Mutual Funds + Small time deposits + Saving Deposits + M1
=962.3 + 976.5 + 2312.8 + 1181.8 = 5213.9
M1 in 2000
= Currency in Circulation + Travellers Check + Other Checkable Deposits
= 531.2 + 8.3 + 548.0 = 1087.5
M1 in 2000 = 1087.5
M2 in 2001 = 5213.9
So, We can say that
M2 in 2001 > M1 in 2000
Answer is Option D
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