Exchanges take less time in a money economy than in a barter economy because a double coincidence of wants is unnecessary. Explain

Q: Money overcomes the problem of a double coincidence of wants inherent in the barter system through…

A: The old trading process of exchange goods is termed a barter system. For decades and long before…

Q: 1. Money has several functions. Enumerate and discuss each function in your own words 2. On the…

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Q: Briefly discuss the inconveniences of the barter economy. Write down the functions of money? Discuss…

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Q: There would be very few comedians in a barter economy.  Do you agree or disagree with this…

A: The money is used as the medium of exchange in the modern market systems but the case was not the…

Q: What are the advantages of an economy using money as opposed to a barter system of exchange?

A: Money can be defined as any good that is widely accepted for purpose of exchange and repayment of…

Q: Why (not how) did money evolve out of a barter economy?

A: A market system with exchange of goods and services with goods and services is known as barter…

Q: In the circular-flow diagram, the goods markets are where: (a) The households purchase goods from…

A: (1)  Circular flow model shows the flow of income in the economy.  There are two agents, i.e., firm…

Q: You use the British pound currency to pay the rent of your apartment. The currency Select one: a.…

A: In economics, money is defined as an asset or set of assets that individuals in the economy use for…

Q: Using money as a medium of exchange is more efficient than barter because

A: Introduction of money helps to overcome the defects of barter system.

Q: Explain the problem of double coincidence of wants faced under barter system.

A: Barter system is a good for good economy where there is no medium of exchange, no unit of value and…

Q: In a barter economy, where prices are stated in terms of relative prices, with n number of goods…

A: Barter system is the system of in which goods are exchanged for the goods. There is no need of money…

Q: Bitcoin is not a suitable form of money because its price is highly variable.  Which one of the…

A: Bitcoin shares most of the features of a store of vale like gold, because of the network of it is…

Q: The problem of double coincidence of want was a huge standing block that subdued the smooth process…

A: Barter economy is one of the earliest system where people traded goods and services in return of…

Q: In the circular-flow diagram, the goods markets are where:  (a) The households purchase goods from…

A: (1) Circular flow model depicts the flow of income in an economy.  A basic circular flow model…

Q: Economics Explain the logic behind Say's law and how it really only makes sense in a barter economy…

A: This Say's law implies that 'supply generally drives its own demand. There can't be general…

Q: What Is  the term Switching Policy?

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Q: Explain why this following statement is true or false? a) Money requires double coincidence of…

A: Money is the medium of use as a payment after purchasing the products or services.

Q: MONETARY INSTITUTIONS (chapter 17) What are the inherent disadvantages of a barter system? Note:…

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Q: Bartering is represented by which of the following? A parent gives a teenager a $10 bill in exchange…

A: Bartering is a process by which goods or services are directly exchanged for other goods or services…

Q: In order for trade to be completed in a purely barter economy, which of the following conditions…

A: Barter is a system in which two parties exchange goods or services with each other to satisfy their…

Q: What are the inherent disadvantages of a barter system?

A: The old system in which one commodity is exchanged for other commodity is called the barter system.…

Q: answer both please Barter exchange is typically driven out by a money exchange system because money…

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Q: Money is a means of lowering the transaction costs of making exchanges. Do you agree or disagree?…

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A: Bartering is the process of trading of services or goods without using of any money between the two…

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A: A currency is money in any form while either in use or circulation being used as a medium of…

Q: The fastest growing money supply since 1970 has been ___________. Group of answer choices A. M1 B.…

A: Money supply: The money supply (or money stock) in macroeconomics refers to the total amount of…

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Q: Is barter becoming more or less prevalent in the US economy? Why?

A: Money didn't exist once upon a time. People would simply request the items they wished, and in…

Q: Match the statements with the appropriate definition. Not all statements will be used. Word bank in…

A: Barter - It is just a pure exchange of goods and services without using money Double Coincidence of…

Q: Before the introduction of money, there was a system of trade called the barter trade. Discuss the…

A: Money refers to the medium of exchange. Money is accepted as payments for goods and services in an…

Q: In an economy that relies on barter, trade requires double-coincidence of wants. а. Т b. F

A: Barter system: It is a system of trading where goods and services are used as a measure of exchange.…

Q: The evolution of the payments system from barter to commodity money, then to fiat money, then to…

A: The payment system has evolved with time. Initially, the barter system was used where the…

Q: Briefly explain the term negotiating barter

A: The firms and businesses tend to operate in the markets with the motive of maximizing the level of…

Q: Discuss in detail that how different functions of money (for instance, medium of exchange, a unit of…

A: The barter economy is also known as a commodity for commodity exchange economy because under the…

Q: Define the term Switching Policy?

A: Expenditure refers to those costs that are incurred by the consumers and the government on the…

Q: In the Kingdom of Boblandia, demand for coffee is characterized by Q(P)=93 – (7/10)*P. At what…

A: Answer: Given, Demand function: QP=93-7P10 To find: Price at which the consumer expenditure will be…

Q: 12. Which of the following is not included in M1? a. Currency b. Demand deposits c. Savings deposits…

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Q: Store owners in the U.S. accept dollars for the purchase of goods and services. Every day, you have…

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Q: Disscuss currency swap with example.

A: Currency swap occurs when two people share the same sum of money in different currencies. It's…

Q: Suppose a group of people decided to create their own economic system with cartons of milk serving…

A: Money: Money can be anything which is accepted by the people as a medium of exchange or in repayment…

IS-LM-PC Analysis

The IS (Investment Saving), LM (Liquidity Preference- Money Supply), and PC (Philips Curve) is the model that looks at the dynamics of output and inflation. It takes into account the central bank policy decision to adjust the inflation and real interest rate in the economy. It enables the economist to weather to priorities between employment and inflation rate analyzing the model. It is a practice-driven approach adopted by economists worldwide.  

IS-LM Analysis

The term IS stands for Investment, Savings, and LM stands for Liquidity Preference, Money Supply. Therefore, the term IS-LM model is known as Investment Savings – Liquidity preference money Supply. This model was introduced by a Keynesian macroeconomic theory which shows the relationship between the economic goods market and loanable funds market or money market. In other words, it shows how the market for real goods interacts with the financial markets to strike a balance between the interest rate and total output in the macroeconomy. This particular model is designed in the form of a graphical representation of the Keynesian economic theory principle. The output and money are the two important factors in an economy.