Money Flashcards

1
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What is money?

A

A current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes

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2
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Before notes and coins, what was originally used as money in Australia?

A

Rum

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3
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What is currency?

A

A system of money in general use in a particular country

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4
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What is barter?

A

The trading of goods and services without the use of currency and money

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5
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Why is barter not used in Australia?

A

It has a very stable economy and we happily use our currency to purchase goods and services

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6
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What are exchange rates?

A

The value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another

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7
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Why are exchange rates are needed?

A

So that currency can be converted easily between countries and tourists can travel between different countries

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8
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Define and explain money as a medium of exchange?

A

There are no double coincidence of wants, such as buying something for someone else

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9
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Define and explain money as a measure of value?

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Makes transactions easy and fair, such as deciding what to buy out of two objects

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10
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Define and explain money as a store of value?

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Allows people to save money, such as saving up a bit of money each week

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11
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Define and explain money as a standard of deferred payment?

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When money is borrowed and loans are repaid in money, such as somebody paying back someone else in 2 weeks time, after receiving goods and services

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12
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What are the four characteristics of money?

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Durability, divisibility, transportability, security

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13
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What are the four functions of money?

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Money as a medium of exchange, money as a store of value, money as a measure of value and money as a standard of deferred payment

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14
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What does durability mean?

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Money must be strong and not easily damaged

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15
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What does divisibility mean?

A

Money must have small and large amounts of currency

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16
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What does transportability mean?

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Money must be light and not take up too much space

17
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What does security mean?

A

Money must be difficult to copy and counterfeit

18
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What are Australian banknotes printed on?

A

Polymer substrate, using intaglio print

19
Q

What do Australian banknotes contain?

A

3D image, flying bird, top to bottom window, reversing number and rolling colour effect

20
Q

When put under UV light, what will show up on Australian banknotes?

A

Bird, serial number and year of print