what is the standard form of money
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As the name suggests, in the double standard or bimetallism system, two metals are adopted as standard money. There is a fixed legal ratio between the value of the two metals to facilitate exchange. Usually, the two metals are gold and silver. So two types of standard coins are minted (gold and silver).
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Monometallism
Also known as Single Standard, here only one metal is adopted as the standard currency/money. The monetary system is made up of and relies entirely on one metal, like say the gold standard or the silver standard.
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