Author Question: To qualify as money, a virtual currency does not have to be: a. A unit of account. b. A store of ... (Read 64 times)

rl · **on:** Jun 30, 2018

To qualify as money, a virtual currency does not have to be:
a. A unit of account.
b. A store of value.
c. A medium of exchange.
d. Legal tender.
e. To qualify as money, a virtual currency must be all of the above.

Question 2

If we compare common and civil law, we find that:
a. Common law places more emphasis on private property rights
b. Common law is less rigid
c. Common law can adapt to new circumstances better
d. a, b, and c are correct
e. None of the above