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jman1234

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The double coincidence of wants problem is
 
  A) resolved under a system of barter.
  B) always present in all economic systems.
  C) resolved by the use of money.
  D) created by the use of money.

Question 2

National saving is defined as the amount of
 
  A) business saving.
  B) household saving.
  C) business saving and household saving.
  D) private saving and government saving.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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