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What is monetary standard?

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11y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Monetary Standard simply means the official money standard a country uses. To give 4 instances, the UK uses Sterling, USA uses the Dollar, EU (European Union) uses the Euro, and Japan uses the Yen!

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