Money would generally be a more efficient store of value than wheat when inflation is not rapid.

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Money retains its value over time and can be easily stored and transported, while wheat (or other commodities) can spoil, require storage facilities, and be difficult to transport in large quantities. When inflation is not rapid, the value of money remains relatively stable, making it a more efficient store of value compared to perishable commodities.

Money Would Generally Be a More Efficient Store of Value