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ICSE · Class 10 · Economic Application

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Meaning of MoneyNeed for MoneyBarter SystemDifficulties of BarterFunctions of Money
Card 1Meaning of Money

What is money?

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Money is a thing which is commonly accepted as a medium of exchange. It is used in buying goods and services and in paying debts. For example, currency notes and coins are accepted in daily transactio…

Card 2Need for Money

Why did money become necessary in economic life?

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Money became necessary because people depend on one another for different goods and services. It made exchange easier by removing the need for direct barter. It also helped in buying, selling, saving,…

Card 3Barter System

What is barter system of exchange?

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Barter system is a system in which goods are exchanged for other goods and services are exchanged for goods directly, without using money. It was used before money became common.

Card 4Barter System

What is meant by barter economy or C-C economy?

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The economic system based on barter is called barter economy or C-C economy, where C stands for commodity. In this system, commodity is exchanged for commodity.

Card 5Difficulties of Barter

What is double coincidence of wants?

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Double coincidence of wants means the simultaneous fulfilment of mutual wants by buyers and sellers. In barter, one person must have what the other wants, and also want what the other has. This is rar…

Card 6Functions of Money

How did money remove the problem of double coincidence of wants?

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Money removed this difficulty by acting as a common medium of exchange. A person can sell goods for money and then use that money to buy any other needed good or service. This avoids the need for both…

Card 7Difficulties of Barter

What is the difficulty of lack of common measure of value in barter?

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In barter, there is no common unit for comparing the value of different goods. For example, the exchange rate between two goods may be fixed in different ways, making fair comparison difficult. Money …

Card 8Difficulties of Barter

Why is lack of divisibility a problem in barter?

Answer

Some goods cannot be divided without losing value. For example, a big indivisible item cannot be exchanged properly for a small item. Money avoids this problem because it can be divided into smaller u…

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Key topics in Meaning and Functions of Money include Barter System and Its Difficulties, Evolution of Money, Meaning and Definitions of Money, Forms of Money. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 10 board exam.
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