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- The asset must be acceptable to (that is, usable by) most people
- It should be of standardized quality so that any two units are identical
- It should be durable so that value is not lost by its quickly wearing out
- It should be valuable relative to its weight so that amounts large enough to be useful in trade can be easily transported
- It should be divisible so that it can be used in purchases of both low-priced and high-priced goods
You value something as money only if you believe that others will accept it from you as payment. A society's willingness to use paper dollars as money is what makes them an acceptable medium of exchange
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