This is not a writing assignment, this is a multiple-choice question Cryptocurrencies: Group of answer choices   include Bitcoins, but do not include alternate currencies such as Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, among others.   are digital coins, created from systems that work independently of any intermediary entity and also outside the command of any government.

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Q: Explain the eight (8) unique features that money as a medium of exchange possesses?

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Q: Which of the measures of the monetary aggregates is composed of the most liquid assets

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A: Credit card is the type of loan which consumer has to pay back after sometime.

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Q: Near money means: Select one: They do not function as a medium of exchange but they serve as a…

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Q: The M2 measure of money include(s) debit cards. bitcoin. money market funds. credit cards.

A: The M2 measure of money include(s)a. debit cards.b. bitcoin.c. money market funds.d. credit cards.

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Q: International Gold Standard (19th century): If different countries fix the price of their currencies…

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Q: Given the balance sheet of BSP Bank as follows: Liabilities Deposits 30000 Assets Reserves 25000…

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Q: Currency held in the vault of a Bank like Wells Fargo is: a) counted as part of both M1 and M2 b)…

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