According to the article "Why Gold?', silver may be used as money. One problem with using silver as money is that

a. silver is too abundant.
b. silver tarnishes over time.
c. it is not a precious metal.
d. it has a high melting point.


b

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A. negative externalities from others' choices to pay for a good. B. positive externalities from others' choices to pay for a good. C. positive externalities transferred from consumers who receive subsidies. D. positive externalities from a good they choose to buy themselves.

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a. 4.6 percent. b. 5.4 percent. c. 7.2 percent. d. 9.3 percent.

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What will be an ideal response?

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