Recall the Application about the cities, school boards, and companies that issued their own currency
during the Great Depression to answer the following question(s) .
-According to this Application, some of the currency issued by cities during the Great Depression looked like regular government-issued money. If this currency had nothing backing its value and was simply created by decree of the issuing city governments, the city-issued money would be considered
A) commodity money.
B) fiat money.
C) barter money.
D) gold standard money.
Correct Answer:
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