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    that you write about and understand, and all of the other things that they do” (Trump). People will go to immeasurable amounts to have the upper hand in this world, especially when it involves money. What if we could eliminate the probability of one country having an advantage over all? When concerning money, we could terminate any future plans to have a superior economy based off of currency. If everyone adopted a national currency, then the manipulation from countries abroad would cease, we…

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    of the most successful cryptocurrencies to emerge Bitcoin, created in 2006, is one of the newest forms of crypto currency and is slowly but surely increasing in popularity. Cryptocurrencies are increasing in popularity and should replace physical money because they allow for increased anonymity between provider and consumer, making easier foreign…

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    Commodity Money

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    1. Commodity Money - Commodity money is money backed by its actual value. The object has worth because of its material. Items such as gold or silver would be considered commodity money because gold and silver have a value that is not held by faith. 2. Fiat Money - Fiat money is currency established by a government or law. Fiat money does not hold actual value. U.S tender is worth the number printed on the bill because we have faith that it will hold true. If citizens did not have faith that the…

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    Fiat currency and the Gold Standard By historical definition currency has either been backed by an asset (i.e. gold) or backed by government guarantee in credit, which is essentially just promise of value. Money being backed by gold or other assets has consistently retained its value and inflation rate. On the other hand, “fiat currency” (money not guaranteed in value by physical commodity) has shown to be more elastic to cater to economic needs. There are cons as well: gold is a very scarce…

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    Anonymity Of Bitcoin

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    other cryptocurrncies to comply with lighter standards of anti money laundering regulation than traditional financial institutions. The goal of the regulations is to allow innovation to flourish by reducing the cost of compliance, while balancing the risks of money laundering and other illicit activity. The similarity between the two regimes is that they mainly target the transition of Bitcoin from virtual currency into common fiat currency. This method of regulation assumes that criminals…

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    the human history. However, the functionality of interest is developed by the evolution of money, an idea that in fact appears later than interest. The modernization of money and interest has never taken a monotonous path: sometimes it breeds financial prosperity, but the next time it may bring catastrophe. As with fire, economists and policymakers throughout the history keep monitoring and intervening in money and interest, trying to grasp these tools but not get hurt. People interpret…

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    Balishi, a form of paper money used by the song dynasty, was adopted by the Mongols after their conquest of china due to its various advantages such as its light weight and the advent of fiat money; it soon became the first paper currency to see widespread use throughout the world. Additional, the Mongols never let their conquests prevent them from trading with…

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    irrational amounts of money, and clear issues of inflation. In the earlier years, the…

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    first used to describe the increase in the amount of money in 1838. The inflation from January 2016 was 1.37%, which is not good for the US economy. Today, prices of everyday consumer goods are rising while the value of money is going down due to the rapid printing of money from our government. Returning to the gold standard could be the answer to this problem that we are looking for. There are many pros and cons that come with changing the money system from the dollar to gold. I like the idea…

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    Money is affected by several circumstances, often by the economic relationship and security of a nation and its people (Bradley, 1993). Bill Bradley, a former United States senator from New Jersey, describes “four fundamental transformations” that frequently occur across the globe. The second fundamental transformation involves world markets and competition in goods. Bradley explains that as other countries represent “billions of potential sales… it also means a billion more workers ready to…

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