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PAST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (MONEY AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM)- ECON 212 KES ECONOMICS GROUP MONEY AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM PAST QUESTIONS(ECON 212) KES ECONOMICS GROUP 1.When a consumer wants to compare the price of one product with another, money is primarily functioning as a: A. Store of value B. Unit of account C. Checkable deposit D. Medium of exchange 2. What function is money serving when you deposit money in a savings account? A A store of value B. A unit of account C. A checkable deposit D. A medium of exchange 3. Money functions as a store of vahue if it allows you to: A. Measure the value of goods in a reliable way B. Make exchanges in a more efficient manner C. Delay purchases until you want the goods D. Increase your confidence in money MES GROUP 4. One major advantage of the medium of exchange function of money is that it allows society to: A. Transfer purchasing power from the present to the future B. Measure the relative worth of products C Escane the complications.of barter.

PAST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (MONEY AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM)- ECON 212 KES ECONOMICS GROUP MONEY AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM PAST QUESTIONS(ECON 212) KES ECONOMICS GROUP 1.When a consumer wants to compare the price of one product with another, money is primarily functioning as a: A. Store of value B. Unit of account C. Checkable deposit D. Medium of exchange 2. What function is money serving when you deposit money in a savings account? A A store of value B. A unit of account C. A checkable deposit D. A medium of exchange 3. Money functions as a store of vahue if it allows you to: A. Measure the value of goods in a reliable way B. Make exchanges in a more efficient manner C. Delay purchases until you want the goods D. Increase your confidence in money MES GROUP 4. One major advantage of the medium of exchange function of money is that it allows society to: A. Transfer purchasing power from the present to the future B. Measure the relative worth of products C Escane the complications.of barter.

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