Originally people simply exchanged goods. A farmer would exchange grain for meat. A farmer would exchange grain for a piece of pottery. Things became complicated if the hunter wanted a clay pot, the potter wanted a fish, the fisherman wanted some grain, and the farmer wanted some meat. Some brilliant individual invented money. It enabled a person to sell what he had and to buy what he wanted. People no longer needed to exchange goods and keep exchanging goods until they got what they wanted.
could production and consumption take place without money
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The Mint
Really only trade would be a money substitute. That is it. But money substitutes are things that can be used in place of money.
The place is called a mint or the "mint".
It was invented to help people get from place to place faster.
it was built in Italy
in the factory
the question is not when it was invented but if it ever was invented in the first place...
James ritty invented the first cash register bc he was a saloon owner and he needed a place to put his money after each customer.
There is quite a bit of evidence that a woman invented pants in the first place!!
That depends how much money you had in the first place.
To get from place to place when there wasn't ice. An ice skater invented the first crude pair to use in the warmer time of the year.
First prize money for the 2015 British Open is $1,805,500
Probably it's the north pole
to generate electricity.
The steamboat was invented in america. John Fitch sailed the first steamboat on the Delaware river in 1787. In the end steamboats helped transport people from place to place.