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video library Functions of Money Uploaded on Monday 8 June, 2020 to the illusion of money What functions money actually serves From pre-historic beginnings of barter exchange to commodity money (such as salt and corn) converging into specie money (consisting traditionally of gold and silver coinage) and later fiat money (legal tender), we intuitively perceive money as a means to transact for goods and services either acquired or rendered. But what exactly are the functions of money in the economy, and how does a monetary system differ from a barter system? This video is courtesy of the Khan Academy whose YouTube channel is available here. 0 Comments sign in to comment  |  register an account featured video Click the icon to load the player or launch the popup the illusion of money the sea of tranquility the espionage ring the psyop theatre the media circus the world order miscellaneous more videos your comments Freedom Song (They'll Never Take Us Down) Neil Diamond's tribute song in solidarity with Boston British MP groomed at the Bilderberg Rory Stewart defends his attendence at Bilderberg Carroll Quigley on Chatham House The expansion of the Royal Institute of International Affair... President Eisenhower's Farewell Address A prophetic warning against the potential influence of a vas...  Load More Suggestions

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