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    since it will be used to repay the advance” (p. 198). Thus, “[b]ank-notes are claims on a defined quantity of gold. Paper money is a means of payment whose purchasing power over goods (or gold) is fixed on the market according to variations in supply and demand. It is a legal claim, and it is only the law which gives it the power to settle debts” (p. 199). [Legal-tender paper money settles a debt by passing that debt to another. However, being an obligation of the issuer, it can never extinguish…

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    penalty for being late if you pay all the money but you are left with some amount. • If you have trouble paying due to some problem such as you had to invest in something and that was expensive such as medicines or surgery, take the advantage of the form 1127 to get extra time to pay the money you owe once you get your money back. • If you do pay the full amount after the date you are supposed to you will get a penalty of half percent or one percent of the money you are supposed to pay for…

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    Why Do Athletes Get Paid?

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    athletes still get all the money? Athletes worked hard to get where they are, but there are kids all over America who deserve a chance at life, however athletes get way too much money. Athletes do not deserve that much money, the starving children of America need that money. The athletes worked hard to get where they are, but the children in America that are starving deserve that money that gets wasted. When athletes get that much money and fame they can blow all their money away on nonsense,…

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    Family Budget Analysis

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    Secrets of the Family Budget Plan By Andrew Bicknell Aug 18, 2007 With the rising cost of everyday items today creating a family budget plan is becoming more and more important to keep track of where your family's money is going. Making your money work for you is the ultimate goal of any budget, but you need to be patient if you have never made a budget before. Most financial problems, both personal and family, are a result of poor budgeting skills or the failure to follow the budget that is…

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    D1 Unit 4

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    UNIT 4 DISCUSSION The demand for money is affected by three factors: Transaction, precautionary, and speculative reasons. 1) Transaction reasons: People demand money for transaction purposes because most transactions involve an exchange of money. Also, people normally demand more money when their incomes are high, or when the GDP is high. Personally, for example, I demand money for transactions such as purchasing groceries, gas, rent, and bills. Each week I have to buy groceries and fill up…

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    are teens, because they don't know how to really deal with money, and that's when a lot of mistakes happen. If credit cards are so bad, why do people use them? Then again credit cards are good for paying home and car loans, very few people do that with cash. Would you rather save for a while and not have any debt or buy now and pay it off with monthly payments? With credit cards, you make payments to pay off things and owe someone money for however long until the entire thing is paid off.…

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    Liquidity preference is a theory that falls under interest rate theory. The liquidity preference theory refers to the demand for money that is considered as liquidity. Liquidity preference theory consists in the statement that “the rate of interest at any time, being the reward for parting with liquidity, is a measure of the unwillingness of those who possess money to part with their liquid control over it. The rate of interest is the ‘price’ which equilibrates the desire to hold wealth in the…

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    by allowing Americans to have ambition. Yet, many individuals blame the government for their failure to succeed independently. This is because some Americans feel that the government has been irresponsible in its actions of lending money. For the government lends money to irresponsible Americans which has become a financial scam. This scam appeals to the government’s greed as seen in the failed housing market of…

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    countries to borrow money; when this wasn’t enough, the German government turned to the German Central Bank and resorted to printing more money in order to pay off their debts. This resulted in one of the most destructive cases of inflation in history. At this time, money lost value by the second and people ran to the supermarket carrying bundles of money as soon as they were paid to buy goods before the prices rose again. German people still fear that this may happen again and that the money…

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    Pawnshops Case Study

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    This study attempts to address the issues, securities and circulation of money in pawnshops. What is pawnshop? According to Caskey and Zikmund (1990), ”Pawnshops are one of many financial institutions supplying consumer credit, yet they do not compete directly with other financial institution for customers”. It provides variety services such as credit system between the creditor and debtor, mortgage and even money exchange. There are two parties in pawnshops; the lender and the borrower.…

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