A National Monetary System Represents a Public Good Because

question 53

Multiple Choice

A national monetary system represents a public good because:

• A)it is easy to exclude people from using a currency.
• B)it only has benefits for a minority of people who buy and sell goods internationally.
• C)there are no downsides to providing a national currency.
• D)people cannot be excluded from the monetary system or charged for using it.
• E)multiple actors in the international system would like control over the monetary supply and only one actor should have it.

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