Economy, asked by satheshrwani504, 2 months ago

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8. Paper money was a substitute for
commodity money.
True
False​

Answers

Answered by sagarbathija9
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Answer:

False, it was a substitute for metal coins(Silver)

Answered by jenisha145
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The statement Paper money was a substitute for commodity money is 'False'.

Explanation:

Commodity money served as a medium of exchange after the barter system failed. This type of money came into existence before 'animal money'.

  • In the pre-historic period commodities to be used as money were dependent upon climate and culture, for example, animal skin, shells, tusk, and feathers.
  • Due to the problem of storage of these commodities metallic money came into existence.
  • Hence, metallic money was a substitute for commodity money.
  • Paper money was introduced as a substitute for metallic money.
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