week 1-2 Flashcards

1
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is anything that is authorized by the law to be generally accepted as medium of exchange and a standard of value within a given political territory and a given time.

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Money

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2
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FUNCTIONS OF MONEY:

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  • As a medium of exchange
  • As a standard of value
  • As a store of value
  • As a standard of deferred payment
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3
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The word “money” is derived from the Latin word

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“Monet”

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4
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“Monet” which means money or mint or “moneta” which means

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Coin

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5
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what is the first known form of currency – emerged nearly 5,000 years ago?

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Mesopotamian Shekel

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6
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It aim was to remove the shortcomings of the Barter System.

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Money

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7
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direct exchange of goods and services for other goods and services

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COMMODITY MONEY or Barter

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8
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consist of coins made of Gold, Silver, Copper or nickel as a mode of payment.”

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METALLIC MONEY

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9
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the first metals used as money?

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Copper, iron, lead and tin

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10
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This created the problem of measuring the weight & value and used as a bullion

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UnCoined Metals

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They had a standard weight & value and As a next step, standard coins were created.

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Coined Metals.

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12
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Metallic money can be

Whose Face Value is equal to the value of metal contained in it.

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FULLY BODIED

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13
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Metallic money can be

Its Face Value is Higher than Intrinsic Value (Value of Metal)

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TOKEN MONEY

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14
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Originated as a receipt issued by Goldsmiths.

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PAPER MONEY

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15
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Refers to the Notes issued by the State or by the Bank, usually the Central bank.

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PAPER MONEY

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16
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Paper Money can be:

  • is a check or other form of currency that can be exchanged for physical money in a stated amount
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Representative Paper Money

17
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money is convertible into standard coins made of gold or silver. Under it the paper cur­rency issued by the Central Bank was fully backed by the reserves of gold and silver of equal value kept by it.

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Convertible Paper Money

18
Q

is declared legal tender by the government that issues it. This includes money in circulation such aspaper moneyor coins.

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Fiat Paper Money

19
Q

Includes Bank money (different instruments offered by the Banks.) Cheques, Drafts, etc are examples.

A

CREDIT MONEY

20
Q

Convenient, Safe and easily convertible into cash and Its like near money.

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CREDIT MONEY