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Tirant22

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Even though we can convert them into money, deposits at banks are not money. Is the previous statement correct or not?
 
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Question 2

The preceding table gives monthly production information for Peter's Peanuts, a firm in a perfectly competitive industry. The market price of peanuts is 2.00 per pound. What is the marginal product from employing the fourth worker?
 
  A) 7 pounds of peanuts
  B) 100 pounds of peanuts
  C) 400 pounds of peanuts
  D) 2,800 pounds of peanuts



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Answer to Question 1

The statement is incorrect. Some deposits at banks, such as checking account deposits, are a means of payment and fulfill all the functions of money. These deposits are therefore money.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 29, 2018
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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Gracias!

 

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