Money quiz
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Which type of money rests on a government's word, not on gold?
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What role does money play when kept under a mattress?
Answer: Store of value
Why: At 2% inflation, prices double in about 35 years, so mattress cash quietly loses half its buying power.
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Who creates most of the money people hold?
Answer: Commercial banks
Why: A new loan simply appears as a fresh deposit in the borrower's account, so banks create money rather than lending out savers' cash.
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How many euro coins must anyone accept in one payment, at most?
Answer: 50
Why: So a €20 debt offered as a pile of 2,000 one-cent coins can lawfully be refused.
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How big was the largest banknote Zimbabwe ever issued?
Answer: $100 trillion
Why: At the November 2008 peak, Zimbabwe's prices were doubling roughly every 25 hours.
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What happens to borrowed money once you repay it to the bank?
Answer: Destroyed
Why: When people repay loans faster than banks make new ones, the economy's total money supply actually shrinks.
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Where was the worst hyperinflation ever recorded?
Answer: Hungary
Why: Hungary's 1946 note for 100 quintillion pengő, a 1 followed by 20 zeros, is the biggest denomination ever circulated.
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