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Physics, 31.08.2019 07:30 sierrathomas431

Which of the following best defines "medium of exchange"?
a. something with a fixed value that we use for exchange
b. a way to determine what is the best deal
c. the average value exchange of a single good or service
d. a monetary rate that stays constant

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