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Meanings of medium of exchange in English
Anything that is generally accepted as a standard of value and a measure of wealth in a particular country or region.
Intermediary used in trade to avoid the inconveniences of a pure barter system.
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Usage of medium of exchange in English
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But it's not a currency, although it is a medium of exchange.
2
But there remains the first function -as a medium of exchange.
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Heads are a medium of exchange, and white heads are extremely valuable.
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Wampum was therefore enthusiastically adopted by the Pilgrims as the medium of exchange.
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The shekel and the maneh were the only medium of exchange.
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The exact medium is specie, the recognized medium of exchange the world over.
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Malleable, divisible, indestructible, rare, it is the indispensable medium of exchange.
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They are of no value except as a medium of exchange.
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The payment was occasionally in kind, but money was the usual medium of exchange.
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Used in Siberia and Mongolia, where it also serves as a medium of exchange.
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In those days live stock were used as a medium of exchange, or money.
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Silver, which was the general medium of exchange in Persia, must have been especially plentiful.
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Cattle and slaves (from the word "slav") were the usual medium of exchange.
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But its more prosaic prime function, economists tell us, is as a medium of exchange.
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Every one likes to think that money is only a medium of exchange for labor.
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We have heard endless discussions as to the nature of the future medium of exchange.
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