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My Money Week , 9th of May, Cluj-Napoca The concept of MONEY by Gabriel Dombri
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“I am not interested in money but in the things of which money is the symbol.” [Henry Ford]
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1. The concept of money
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The concept of money
What is the difference between these banknotes?
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What is the difference between these items?
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So, then: What is money?
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Money = any object accepted as means of exchange within a certain society or social context.
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To create money, we need: + a social circumstance (i.e. the others) + a market + some objects (useful or not) + some needs or wishes + some perceived value + lots of trust in one another!
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2. The functions of money
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The functions of money
Money is an instrument with various functions: "Money is a matter of functions four, a medium, a measure, a standard, a store."
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The functions: 1. A medium of exchange
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The functions: A medium of exchange A unit of account
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The functions: A medium of exchange A unit of account A standard of deferred payment
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The functions: A medium of exchange A unit of account A standard of deferred payment
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The functions: A medium of exchange A unit of account A standard of deferred payment A store of value
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3. Types of money
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Types of money
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Commodity money = is money whose value comes from a commodity out of which it is made. It is objects that have value in themselves as well as for use as money.
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Commodity money = Gold Silver Copper Cattle Stones Shells Barley Cigarettes Candy
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Representative money = Objects that don’t have real value in themselves, but their value come from either the commodities they stand for or from a government regulation or law.
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Representative money Commodity-backed money Fiat money
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Representative money Commodity-backed money Fiat money Gold certificates Silver certificates
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Representative money Commodity-backed money Fiat money Gold certificates Silver certificates Bills of credit Banknotes Coins All our money
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Monetary systems and institutions: Banks Gold standard Bretton Woods System Nixon shock
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3. A brief chronology
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Chronology of money
100,000 years ago -> Barter methods Gift economy
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100,000 years ago -> Barter methods Gift economy 3000 BC -> Mesopotamia – the shekel Americas, Asia, Africa – shell money
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Shell money
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6500 BC -> Lydia – the silver coins Europe, Asia – metal coins 7th century AD -> China – first paper money Medieval Italy, Flanders – paper money
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Lydian coin: First paper money, China Denarisbanales:
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19th century -> Europe – gold & silver standard, banknotes USA – gold standard, banknotes 20th century -> Bretton Woods – gold & dollar 1970’s – Fiat dollar Cards, ATMs
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21th century -> Financial institutions Credit & debit cards Online payments
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Thank you!
I am: Gabriel Dombri Marketing consultant E: gabriel@burcash.ro W: www.burcash.ro W: www.gabrieldombri.com
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