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where goods and services are exchanged directly for other goods and services without a medium of exchange, like money being used
ex. loaf of bread, shoes, material
Barter System
________ of the barter system ________ the need for a _________ accepted ______ of exchange. This led to the _____ of money.
Inefficiencies
highlighted
university
medium
money
a medium exchange that facilitates the buying and selling of goods and services in an economy
money
Early forms of money included…… Things with inherit value or community acceptance
grains, shells, and livestock
Modern money was born out of _________
necessity
an instrument that represents a standard and agreed upon value, used to purchase goods and services and to pay debts
Medium of Exchange
Medium of Exchange example
When you purchase the vendor trusts the value of the money
Provides. standard numerical unit for market value comparison. Aids in budgeting, accounting and economic planning.
Ex. Apples and Oranges
Unit of Measure
an asset that maintains its value over time without depreciating significantly. Allows for saving and future use. Challenged by inflation but crucial for saving and investing.
Store of Value
must withstand physical wear and tear
digital; longevity and stability of electronic records
Durability
Easy to carry and transport
Digital money: accessible and moveable with internet-enabled devices
Ex. Bills, Coins, wallets, purses
Portability
be able to become smaller units for various transaction sizes
ex. $1, $5, $10, nickels, quarters
Divisibility
Identical units in value and appearance. ensures all units of the same value are equal and accepted
Uniformity
ensures all units of the same value are equal and accepted. oversupply leads to inflation. undersupply makes money scarce. Managed by central banks and monetary authorities
Limited Supply
wide accepted by individuals and businesses. trust and confidence in money’s use in the economy. Supported by “legal tender” laws
Acceptability