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Medium of Exchange

A medium of exchange is an item, such as bank deposits, notes, or coins, that is widely accepted for the purpose of buying and selling goods and services. This function is distinct from being a unit of account or a store of value and becomes particularly essential in an economy with multiple goods.

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