hard money and paper money are not really related. paper money loan is a cash loan, usually on some kind of collateral (your car title, your home, etc)
hard money is for people who can't secure credit through normal "conventional lending" means. Like for large business investing etc. so they pay higher up-front fees and end up taking out a large sum at a higher interest rate. some kinds of hard money loans are bridge loans, land development loans, construction loans etc.
Money exists as hard money, being coins and paper cash, or electronic money. Hard money is circulated by the Central Banks of Nation States. Monney is not a word.
I own the Kindle and I think that it is a great value for the money. There is no difference between hard covers and paperback books you pay one price for the download.
soft money is given in unlimited amounts
hard money is given directly to political campaigns, while soft money is given to political parties for "voter education."
hard copy relates to information that is in phsical and tangable form, like a print out, on paper. soft copy relates to information on digital means, usb, hard drive email ect.
hard money is given directly to political campaigns, while soft money is given to political parties for "voter education."
One key difference between hard and soft money lies in their regulation and usage in political campaigns. Hard money refers to funds that are regulated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and subject to strict limits on contributions, typically for specific candidates or parties. In contrast, soft money refers to unregulated donations made to political parties for general party-building activities, which can be used for things like advertising and grassroots efforts, allowing for larger contributions.
absolutely nothing
one is hard
money is anything which is accepted as a medium of exchange. E. g. Hard cash say Rs 100 note. Near money is not money but very near to money say Bill of exchange, Deposit certificate.
Actually "hard money" was any money that could be exchanged for gold. Not all bank notes had that kind of promise on them. Pretty much all coins did - and some coins WERE gold.
what is the defference between cassette tape and hard disk