Chapter 27: Q.8 (page 662)
How does the existence of money simplify the process of buying and selling?
Short Answer
"Among other things, money acts as a store of value, a monthly payment norm, a means of exchange, and a unit of account."
Chapter 27: Q.8 (page 662)
How does the existence of money simplify the process of buying and selling?
"Among other things, money acts as a store of value, a monthly payment norm, a means of exchange, and a unit of account."
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