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What is money?

According to Cambridge Dictionary, the word “money” refers to “coins or notes (= special pieces of paper) that are used to buy things, or an amount of these that a person has.”

Although, money may be interpreted as the system that facilitates the exchange of goods in a known economy ...

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What are taxes?

The mandatory contributions charges to individuals (people) or businesses by a government entity ...

What is inflation?

The general increase in prices of goods and services over time ...

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What is deflation?

Deflation is the opposite of inflation. It happens when the prices of goods and services go down over time ...

What are interests?

Charge to a person or entity who borrows money, and it is often expressed as a monetary amount ...

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What are debts?

An obligation in which one party (the borrower) owes money to another party (the lender) and must repay it ...

What is the Stock Market?

The public markets that exist for buying, selling, and issuing/distributing stocks, that are traded on a "stock exchange" or "over-the-counter".

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