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Money
After studying this topic, you should be able to understand
- Money evolved in a set pattern in the different societies as commodity money, metallic money, paper money and deposit money.
- The conventional approach to the definition of money lays emphasis on the medium of exchange, function of money and the importance of money as a measure of value.
- The Gurley and Shaw school of thought argues that the definition of money should be a weighted sum of the different financial assets.
- The Central Bank view is to include in the definition of money not only all the existing means of payment but also the credit flowing to the borrowers.
- Traditionally, only currency and demand deposits were included under money.
- The primary functions of money ...
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