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2-) 3-) 4.) 5-) 6-) 7.) 3-) 9-) 10.) 11.) 12.) 13.) 14.) Under what circumstances would people want to hold money? Why is it correct to say that there is a difference between money and the monetary asset? What is the difference between the market and the market mechanism? As to its origin, why is money a function of the relationship of different cultures and trade? Why is it incorrect to say that money creates trade (without saying that it is because it is the other way around)? Why is it true that the real necessity of a banking system only begins as the population of a country rises signicantly? Besides the Banking industry, what two other institutions are necessary in order for a monetary system to work? What are all of the functions of money? Why is (or isn't) the Peso, money in the United States? How could a country be \"on gold\" using the Gold Bullion Standard? How could a country be \"on gold\" using the Gold Coin Standard? How could a country be \"on gol \" using the Gold Exchange Standard? Why was the United States taken off the Gold standard in 1933? 16.) 17.) 13.) 19.) 20.) 21.) 22.) 23.) 24.) 25.) 26.) What \"backed" the US dollar after 1966? Why did the Neoclassical school think that the Quantity of Money was important? What were the two (2) questions that Fisher was attempting to answer with his equation? Describe how Fisher's Quantity Theory of Money was supposed to work. According to Fisher, what effect did an increase in the velocity of money have on Aggregate Demand? How was the Quantity of Money determined for Marshall, in detail? Explain all of the motives for holding money according to Keynes. How were Keynes' motives for holding money specically different from Marshall (if at all)? Why can it be said that although the equations for Fisher and Marshall were specically different, fundamentally they are the same? What is the Liquidity Trap? Concerning the Liquidity Trap, who is it a trap for