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The primary role of money in the economy is to A) help set intererates at financial institutions. B) identify prices of goods and services, C) serve as a medium of exchange for goods and services. D) provide
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The primary role of money in the economy is to
A) help set intererates at financial institutions.
B) identify prices of goods and services,
C) serve as a medium of exchange for goods and services.
D) provide a mechanism to assist foreign trade.
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The correct answer is C
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I believe the answer is C
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