Assets that are used for money that have intrinsic value generally keep:
A) a more steady value than those that don't.
B) just as steady a value as those that don't.
C) a less steady value than those that don't.
D) a value that is not comparable to other assets.

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Assets that have intrinsic value, such as gold or land, are generally less affected by market fluctuations and therefore have a more steady value compared to assets that have no intrinsic value, such as paper currency or digital assets.

Assets That Are Used for Money That Have Intrinsic Value