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Law Incorporation [45]
1 year ago
15

Although Rhode Island used the most paper money to deal with its financial problems, __________ refused to accept this type of c

urrency and had to pay steep fines for doing so.
Business
1 answer:
MariettaO [177]1 year ago
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Although Rhode Island used the most paper money to deal with its financial problems, merchants refused to accept this currency and had to pay steep fines for doing so.

<h3>What are merchants?</h3>

Merchants are people and/or institutions aimed at commercializing goods or services.

Merchants need to have paper money of legal use to make transactions during commerce activities.

In conclusion, although Rhode Island used the most paper money to deal with its financial problems, merchants refused to accept this currency.

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