Asked by Hayley
What two types of money are commonly used in the U.S today?
silver and gold
coins and paper currency***
weighted and weighted coins
goods and services
How is money used as a store of value?
People use money to buy productive resources to make goods and services
People agree that money has value to purchase needed goods and services**
People save money over time for future purchases of goods and services
Inflation primarily differs from deflation in that
Inflation tracks changing prices but deflation does not
inflation relates to rising rather than falling prices
inflation happens only when the money supply is too small***
inflation occurs much more often than deflation does
silver and gold
coins and paper currency***
weighted and weighted coins
goods and services
How is money used as a store of value?
People use money to buy productive resources to make goods and services
People agree that money has value to purchase needed goods and services**
People save money over time for future purchases of goods and services
Inflation primarily differs from deflation in that
Inflation tracks changing prices but deflation does not
inflation relates to rising rather than falling prices
inflation happens only when the money supply is too small***
inflation occurs much more often than deflation does
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
The first is correct. The other two are not.
Be sure to look up these words in a dictionary.
inflation (noun)
store (verb)
http://www.dictionary.com
Be sure to look up these words in a dictionary.
inflation (noun)
store (verb)
http://www.dictionary.com
Answered by
Hayley
3.B
Answered by
Hayley
And 2 Im going to say C
Answered by
Hayley
Wait I didn't post all the answers to 2
How is money used as a store of value?
People use money to buy productive resources to make goods and services
People agree that money has value to purchase needed goods and services
People save money over time for future purchases of goods and services
people compare the value of different goods and services by the cost of their money
How is money used as a store of value?
People use money to buy productive resources to make goods and services
People agree that money has value to purchase needed goods and services
People save money over time for future purchases of goods and services
people compare the value of different goods and services by the cost of their money
Answered by
Hayley
Would 2 still be C?
Answered by
Writeacher
Yes, both are now correct.
Remember to use the dictionary to make sure you are 100% sure of the meaning of every word in any question and all answer choices.
Remember to use the dictionary to make sure you are 100% sure of the meaning of every word in any question and all answer choices.
Answered by
Writeacher
Yes, C is correct for #2.
Purchasing and buying are spending.
Saving is storing.
Purchasing and buying are spending.
Saving is storing.
Answered by
Hayley
Bryan need's a new backpack. He compares the prices of three different backpacks at a local store to find the deal . Which purpose of money is Bryan demonstrating?
A. Unit of account
B. store of value
C. acceptance of payment
D. medium of exchange
A. Unit of account
B. store of value
C. acceptance of payment
D. medium of exchange
Answered by
Writeacher
How are these terms defined in your text?
Answered by
Hayley
•Store of value: People use money to save up for future purchases.
•Unit of account: People use money to compare the market value of different goods and services.
•Medium of exchange: People use money to pay for goods and services
•Unit of account: People use money to compare the market value of different goods and services.
•Medium of exchange: People use money to pay for goods and services
Answered by
Hayley
The answer is B right?
Answered by
Writeacher
<b>"He <u>compares</u> the prices ... "</b>
Answered by
Hayley
Thx
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