List two examples of commodity money
Commodity money refers to money that has intrinsic value (that is, value to consumers). Two examples of items used as money that also have intrinsic value are gold and cigarettes.
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The marginal cost of enforcement (MCE)
a. is the additional cost incurred by government to monitor and enforce abatement activity b. is a negatively sloped function c. can be measured as the vertical sum of MACmkt and MSC at any abatement level d. represents the horizontal sum of all polluters’ MAC functions
Nominal GDP is $9.6 million dollars, real GDP is $9 million, and velocity is 1.2. The quantity of money is ________ million
A) $10.8 B) $12 C) $7.5 D) $8 E) $11.52
Which of the following helps in reducing the problem of adverse selection in health insurance markets?
A) Insurance mandates B) High premiums C) High rates of taxation D) Insurance coverage
Which sum of money most adequately represents the value someone places on the works of Shakespeare? The sum they would be willing to pay to
A) purchase a set of Shakespeare's complete works. B) purchase a set of Shakespeare's complete works if they did not already own a set. C) purchase a set of Shakespeare's complete works if they did not have ready access to a set. D) purchase a set of Shakespeare's complete works if they had no other way to obtain access to the complete works. E) purchase a set of Shakespeare's complete works if they had no other way to obtain copies of any of them to read.