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Money is anything that people are willing to accept to use for payment for goods and services.The purpose of money can be described as follows:
store of value - money is a way of saving for future purchases
unit of account - money represents the real value (or cost) of any economic item.
medium of exchange- Money serves as a medium of exchange.

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store of value

unit of account

medium of exchange

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