Description
What you’ll learn
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Legal tender, High-Powered Money and Fiduciary Money
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What is the meaning of Legal tender in the context of currency?
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What are the two types of legal tender money?
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Whether bitcoin and cheques are legal tender money?
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What is the meaning of High-Powered Money and Fiduciary Money?
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How does the Central Bank exert control over the dynamics of high-powered money?
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What is the meaning of legal tender?
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Whether individuals or businesses can refuse to accept legal tender for settling debts and purchasing goods and services?
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Why the individuals accept legal tender as a medium of exchange in return of goods and services?
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Which government authority decides what is considered legal tender?
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Can legal tender status change over time?
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What are the two types of legal tender?
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What is the meaning of limited legal tender? Give an example.
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Why the limited legal tender has come in to existence?
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What is meant by unlimited legal tender?
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Why banknotes are unlimited legal tender?
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What is the meaning of bitcoin?
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Is bitcoin legal tender?
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Whether any country in the world has allowed bitcoin as legal tender?
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Whether it is correct that some countries are considering adopting bitcoin as legal tender?
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If any country gives legal tender status to bitcoin, whether it means that bitcoin is the only currency that can be used in that country?
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Whether cheques are legal tender money?
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Whether a person or business is legally bound to accept the payment by cheque in return of goods and services?
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Whether postal orders and bank drafts are legal tenders?
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Why cheques are also called optional money?
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Is there a difference between legal tender and other forms of money?
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What is the meaning of high powered money?
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What is the formula to express high powered money?
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How does the Central Bank influence high-powered money?
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Why the central bank manages the supply of high-powered money?
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Can changes in high-powered money impact inflation?
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What is the meaning of fiduciary money?
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Whether a person is legally bound to accept fiduciary money in exchange of goods and services?
Who this course is for:
- Students, business man and general public
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