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Money
* Any money paid to a politician form of bribery.
* Explains what money really is and how a money system operates.
* Is The Mind of The Spirit.
* Most money is created by the banking system
  - in stocks and bonds
  - takes the form of electronic transfers, cheques, and bank accounts
* VERY poor measure of value.
* affects kids in many ways.
* affects our behavior
  - self-esteem, our family relationships, and our satisfaction with life and work
* allows markets to allocate economic resources over space and time.
* already plays a role in decisions about life and death.
* also comes from smuggling, which accounts for perhaps a third of the economy
  - influences who gets to go to prison or death row
  - store time and security, even pleasure
* begins as one of the ordinary commodities of the market.
* belief system.
* big part of most people's lives.
* can also represent other non-equivalent types of wealth.
* can be a huge cause of stress between partners
  - means of control or used to boost self-esteem
  - powerful medium for social change
  - source of marital strain
  - good and helpful, or it can be the root of all evil
  - the root of all kinds of evils
  - block a person's real feelings
* can buy power, and people risk their lives for money
  - something the person truly desires such as food, toys, etc
  - convey a sense of well-being, comfort, friends, influence and enjoyment
  - do strange things to people
  - fund all kinds of harmful addictions
  - have value in itself, as in gold, gems, and other precious metals
  - involve sweat
  - make people feel safe or free
  - mean power
* catalyst in the manu-facturing of products.
* causes a desire to spends
  - greed
* changes people just as often as it changes hands.
* claim for something of value.
* comes from the word currency, a derivative of current
  - derived from the principle of current
  - out of people's pockets
* commodity of value that is accepted and used as a medium of exchange in the marketplace
  - which takes on other meanings and emotions
* commodity, like bananas or toothbrushes
  - oil, silver, bananas or coffee
* common means used to produce fitna
  - problem for a family, regardless of income, age and education of family members
  - source of conflict in relationships
* complete measure of their value.
* concept symbolizing the exchange of potential energy.
* continues to be the most important thing in people's lives.
* controls mobility, personal expression, and creativity
* convenience that saves men many burdens in the exchange of values.
* convenient medium of exchange
  - way of measuring the value of goods and services
* creates identities for almost all races and different ethnic origins
  - patterns of exchange in communities
* describes how people often misuse money in solving problems.
* didn t create human beings.
* does grow on trees with home composting
* dominates in our culture.
* drives some people to start commuting.
* drives the implementation of electronic filing
  - political system
* embodies human relationships.
* empowers the ability of humans to modify the environment.
* exists as a unit of effort exchange.
* factor in a lot of decisions in college athletics.
* financial asset.
* flowing out of a country can actually be a sign of prosperity.
* flows according to the current of electrons along a circuit in today's electronic world
  - freely through the fingers
  - in unseen channels like electricity flows through wires
  - like water through people's hands
  - through the market - and it's rising or falling expectations that drive stock prices
* form of energy
  - indirect and distorted communication about human needs and resources
* frequent source of conspiratorial excess.
* fuels the economy and stock prices in the same manner that gasoline fuels an automobile.
* function of running a business.
* generalized claim on all other assets both now and in the future
  - with fungible properties
* given for influence is money given for influence, no matter what it is called.
* gives the power to buy up the resources of the world.
* goes to the heart of people's lives.
* good that is widely accepted for exchange.
* grows on trees.
* has a big impact, but only if countries have good economic institutions and policies
  - value that changes over time
  - very powerful effect on people and their views
  - way of bringing out the worst in people
  - another influence on elections
  - budget
  - enormous influence on political parties, but has very little influence on the electors
  - many symbolic meanings for people
* has no ethnic or racial identity
  - intrinsic value
  - value in the real world where life and death are determined
* has that effect on people
  - value because it is backed up by the full faith of the government
* holds the common attributes of money in different forms that an agent can have.
* hygiene factor.
* indicator of many things in our life.
* inevitably leads to political power.
* influences every human in developed countries from birth to death.
* is A. bills of exchange.
* is about bankers, politicians, and theft by fraud
  - values, relationships, choices, and self-esteem
  - abstract value
  - agents
  - all that matters to most people so it can be life changing in bad ways
* is also a big factor in Zimbabwe cricket
  - measuring device
  - way of keeping score, rather than just an end in itself
  - what lures people into the trade
* is always a scarce commodity nowadays
  - on everyone's minds when decisions are being made
* is an agreement within a community to use something as a medium of exchange
  - artificial construct used to facilitate commerce, no more no less
  - authority that is based around the conditions which govern our society
  - element of action and consequently of change
  - emotional topic that many people find difficult to discuss
  - energy of exchange
  - exact index to a man's true character
* is an important element of the daily functioning of Taipei
  - part of everyone's life
  - inanimate object
* is an integral part of gambling at video poker
  - item, or commodity, that is agreed to be accepted in trade
  - object and money is external to people
* is anything generally accepted as final payment for goods, services, and debt
  - that can be used to purchase goods or services
* is anything that is generally acceptable in exchange for a good or service
  - in exchange for goods and services
  - to sellers in exchange for good s and services
  - used in the conduct of trade and the repayment of debt
  - widely accepted as final payment for goods and services
  - based on scarcity -it comes from outside the area and soon leaves it
  - basically a medium of exchange
  - capital yielding a profit for banks
  - coined time or coined life
* is created by banks
  - private commercial banks when they make loans
  - in South Africa mainly through the extension of credit by banking institutions
  - only in response to an increase in foreign exchange reserves
  - when a financial institution makes a loan to an individual or a business
  - data stored in a computer
  - earned by people who are willing to make a sacrifice to do so
  - energy to be equal with
* is energy, one specific manifestation of it, but nonetheless energy
  - transitioning between people
  - equated with happiness
  - essentially the medium of exchange
  - fakes
  - first and foremost a medium of exchange
  - for spending on a rainy day
  - frequently the vehicle for the use of power, control and domination
  - gold and silver
  - green pieces of paper and silver or copper colored coins
  - identity for nations
  - important to people, and deer can help people make money, or deer can cost people money
* is in fact a yardstick to define one person's wealth by comparison to the others
  - the form of hard cash and through universal bank accounts
  - increasingly digital, packets of data circulating in global networks
  - information, and information makes money
  - intangible and thus invisible
  - involved because money represents work, value and effort
  - itself a commodity
  - kept in a treasury or kosa
  - like the marks on the side of a measuring cup
  - limited resources
* is linked to a relative
  - many aspects of our lives
* is located in bank accounts
  - carpets
  - cash registers
  - casinos
  - churchs
  - drawers
  - floors
  - ground
  - movies
  - offices
  - purses
  - race tracks
  - shops
  - subways
  - supermarkets
  - vaults
  - wallets
  - water fountains
* is made from bond income, and also from bonds which increase in value
  - through a series of transactions over a long period of time
  - magazines
  - meant to be consumed and to be spent
  - merely a symbol of goods or services used as a common medium of exchange
  - money, whether brought to the table or won
  - most people's treasure
  - nature's fifth element
* is necessary for survival in the United States
  - to exist and function in the world
* is neither an abstract numeraire nor a standard of value or prices
  - evil nor the source of happiness
  - god nor devil, but a natural part of life a form of energy
* is no less a medium of exchange in foreign trade than it is in domestic trade
  - measure of a person's value
  - more a solely physical object than human beings are
  - numbers printed on bills
  - of real value only when it is used
* is often one of the most serious topics of conversation around the world
  - the commodity being exchanged
* is one form of power
  - means to acquire the things that do motivate sales people
* is one of the basics of society
  - big factors for the slow pace of evolutionary process
  - five major stressers in a relationship
  - four motivations for computer crime
  - great taboos of our culture
  - key issues that cause problems in marriages
* is one of the most important instruments of economic policy
  - inventions of humankind
  - powerful things in the world
  - spiritual substances in the world
  - primary causes of divorce
* is only a measuring device or a scale of value
  - part of economy, which is itself only a part of society
* is only one kind of currency that users can pay with
  - of the rewards of work
  - our world's least common denominator
  - part of money supplies
  - perceived as a symbol of achievement, with profits seen as a by-product of their efforts
  - perhaps the oldest medium of systematic communication
  - personal property
  - political, particularly in the modern world
  - possibly the most ubiquitous symbol of the late twentieth century
* is power and control
  - under capitalism
  - power, but also a tool
  - probably the major cause of stress for beginning entrepreneurs
  - quantitative wealth abstracted
  - recognized as the cancer of politics
  - relative to Management, which is seen as limiting the effectiveness of an organization
  - said to be the root of all evil, but it is without a doubt the root of all bill paying
* is simply a form of energy and exchange
  - resources turned into paper for ease of storage and handling
  - social relation
* is something rather special, precisely because it medium of exchange
  - that many transsexual people themselves are short of
  - to be saved or borrowed to go on a trip home to India
  - spent , where money can be made
  - ten thousand years older than states
* is the alienated ability of mankind
  - answer to all of life's problems
  - barometer of a society s virtue
  - basis of happiness and success
* is the blood of civilization
  - civilized society, the means of all commercial trade except simple barter
  - classic example of a token economy system
  - commodity which serves as a general medium of exchan ge in a society
* is the common denominator and the banks own it
  - by which real property value is usually measured
  - of all economic transactions
  - credit side of a balance sheet relation
* is the currency of human resources
  - with which they obtain and maintain power
  - drug of addiction
  - element for life, the mainstay of life
  - end result, the by-product of successful execution
  - entry card to adulthood
  - essential element that affects how and whether one plays the game
  - fuel that powers the business
  - gas that fuels our economy
  - gauge of value, whereas relationships have no hard currency
  - god that the bankers worship
  - grease that keeps the machine known as the global economy humming smoothly
  - greed within
  - instrument of policy and policy affects the lives of citizens
  - life blood of the body politic, and when it is tainted, the organism suffers
  - life-blood of terrorist operations
* is the lifeblood of a free-market economy
  - material manifestation of a person's productive potential
* is the means of escape from the everyday demands of life
  - to do and be all someone can do and be
* is the measure of all things
  - wealth and to most people material wealth is the goal of life
* is the medium of commercial transactions
  - milk of politics
  - mind of the spirit
* is the most important goal in life
  - liquid form of wealth, the form most readily converted into other forms
* is the mother's milk of American politics
  - to any kind of work
  - motivation behind laws made and actions taken by the government of the United States
  - name of the disembodied energy
  - necessary outcome of a political system that is more democratic and less corrupt
  - number one cause of broken homes
  - number-one reason couples separate or divorce
* is the number-one reason for anger and accusation in a relationship
  - stress and anxiety in a relationship
  - only financial instrument without an offsetting instrument
  - opportunity to retire early, to buy a house, to put a child through college
  - other resource that most families feel is in short supply
  - preoccupation of adults
  - primary determinant of worth
  - province of governments
  - quintessential metric of value
  - raw material for banking
  - root cause of everything
* is the root of all bills
  - evil and it does infringe upon our freedom
  - evil, and man needs roots
  - oppression
  - that kills
* is the root of all wealth Connection closed by foreign host
  - and filth
  - score of how well they do it
  - source of all evil
  - standard for measuring love
  - store of value that represents energy to make human exchange work
* is the symbol of the productive human mind
  - top source for information on all aspects of personal finance
  - true religion of the United States
  - trust that others imbue in magical pieces of paper
  - ultimate abstraction of material things
* is the universal and self-constituted value set upon all things
  - generic substance
  - key, it fits all locks
  - language speaking any tongue
  - universally used medium of exchange, nothing else
  - very language of commerce for the modern world
* is the way of the world
  - to get the attention of politicians
  - wealth of the materialist, and works miracles in the realm of the physical
  - time and time is thought, which is everything
  - to an economy what blood is to the human body
* is used as a tool to keep playing
  - way to physically secure status amongst gang members
  - everyday to buy things such as food, clothes, etc
* is used for buying
  - richs
  - savings
  - in exchange where debts are precisely calculated and promptly erased
* is used to by food and needy items for the homeless and other needy people in the community
  - indicate to others what the individual has earned or has a right to spend
  - usually the magnet that draws people into criminal activity
  - very difficult to give to poor people
  - viewed as a tool and way of keeping score
* is what couples fight about most
  - dreams are made of
  - drives most people
* is what makes complex economies possible
  - the world go round
  - puts some people on a throne and others in a sewage ditch
  - starts and ends every day
  - whatever money does
* language everyone understands
  - for power - to do ill or good
  - that everyone can speak
  - which almost everyone understands
* launderers prey on our societies and our economies by abusing the privileges of open markets.
* laundering from drug and non-drug crimes criminal offense
  - drugs and prostitution adds to the flood of hard currency
* left in Washington is money spent.
* lien on Earth s resources.
* made in trade pays wages and profits at war with each other.
* major concern for couples dealing with infertility.
* makes it easier to trade, borrow, save, invest, and compare the value of goods and services
  - people say and do almost anything
  - possible an economy based on the division of labor and the exchange goods and services
* markets Large sums of money are lent or borrowed.
* materializes men's relationships to one another.
* matters Use ATMs for currency, because the exchange rate is better
  - is where many home businesses run into trouble
* means different things at different ages
  - to different people
  - materials and labor
  - of payment
  - success, accomplishment, power, and prestige
  - time - time to stay in business and time to grow
* means to an end
  - carry out the church's mission
  - quality of life
  - the fulfilment of our needs which are primary
  - working and working means lost time and lost time means less life
* measure of how much work someone else has done
  - ones self-worth
  - work, which is force acting along a direction
* measurement, and only one of many, of success.
* measures how much is owed or how much is due from somebody else
  - the value of something, whether it is tangible or intangible
* medium for trade.
* medium of exchange and usually serves as a store of value for individual agents
  - which makes trade easier
* medium of exchange, a store of value and a measure of value
  - that can be used to purchase the labor or talent necessary to cause the change
* moves around the world at the speed of light
  - at nearly the speed of light
* name given to certain kinds of assets.
* necessity of life on Planet Earth.
* necessity, a means of exchange in our society.
* never spent is money earned.
* notorious source of conflict in marriage.
* often becomes one of the major weapons between spouses who are divorcing.
* only represents values.
* part of almost every decision an engineer makes
* plays a big part in governance
  - vital role in the market economy
  - an important role in our daily lives
* poor man's credit card.
* powerful actor in, and a symbol of, the society which uses
  - aphrodisiac
* precious commodity in any business.
* primary motivator of personal behavior
  - source of security
* promise of value.
* reality of humanity.
* refers to the current medium of exchange or means of payment.
* representation of accumulated energy and time.
* represents a potential , namely the power to buy
  - consumption
  - perceived financial value
  - power in modern culture
  - real wealth
  - the freedom to make choices
  - value which represents real things such as human labor
* requires children and their parents to make choices based on judgments.
* resource almost as rare as As
  - in limited supply
  - that allows people to get on with living
* result of hard work and skill.
* saved on energy resources is money that can be spent on educational resources
  - rent can be directly proportional to money spent on booze
* sees existence as the product of jobs, income, spending, investment and profits.
* serves as a medium of exchange
* simple quantitative measure of success.
* source of pleasure as well as for necessities
  - providing for necessities
  - power, and the ability to spend it makes a person feel empowered
* spent on advertising is money at risk
  - community policing is money well spent
* standard of deferred payment
* store of value, a medium of exchange
* substitute for love or spending time with someone
  - volunteer labor
* symbol a symbol for what human beings value.
* symbol of exchange, the value of which rests on a common agreement
  - power and wealth
* symbolizes freedom and entrepreneurs want more of it
  - power and greed
* tends to represent power and that power, misused, puts a strain on relationships.
* thing of the world.
* thing that everyone is willing to accept for payment for everything else, all the time
  - represents energy and that moves like energy
* token or measure that stores wealth.
* tool of empire, which has served to transfer wealth and power from the many to the few
  - the capitalistic overclass which etcetera etcetera etcetera
  - to touch lives
  - used to recognize services rendered, morally neutral until it is put to use
  - with which to fulfill our values, never an end in itself
* translates into political power.
* type of information
  - population with growth patterns
  - technology
* unit of account.
* varies greatly in appearance from country to country.
* very important part of everyone's life.
* way for households to store their savings
  - to keep score in business
* weak bond in a relationship.
* works as a means of the socio-normative regulation of the economic life
  - the same way as energy
+ Ethics, What is ethics used for?
  * Some theories of economics say ethics has to do with money. Money is a big part of most people's lives. Thinking about morality can be important in economics.
+ Money, History of money:
  * Besides being easier to carry than cows, using money had many other advantages. Money is 'easier to divide' than many trade goods. But if he sells his cow for money, and buys wheat with money, he can get exactly the amount he wants.
+ Public transport, Financing
  * Money is needed to build and operate a public transit system. The money comes from ticket revenue, government subsidies and advertisements. If ticket prices are too high, people will not use public transit. So, most systems charge passengers less than the full cost of building and operating the system. The percentage of total revenue that passengers pay is known as the farebox recovery ratio. Sometimes, a small amount of income comes from land development and rental income from stores and vendors, and parking fees.