Business, 20.12.2019 20:31 jayy1733

Match each of the examples below to the particular function of money it is illustrating.

a. when you are looking at a car's price to decide if you can afford it, you are using money as a
b. when you pay for groceries with cash, you are using money as a
c. when you keep part of your wealth in a savings account, you are using money as a
d. when you compare the prices of two goods to determine their relative value, you are using money as a

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Match each of the examples below to the particular function of money it is illustrating.