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In 2010, money derives its value primarily from a combination of factors including government backing, supply and demand dynamics, and public trust. Fiat currency, such as the US dollar, is not backed by a physical commodity but is valued because the government maintains it as legal tender and people have confidence in its stability and acceptability for transactions. Additionally, economic indicators like inflation, interest rates, and overall economic performance influence perceptions of money's value. Ultimately, it's the collective belief in money's worth that sustains its value in the economy.

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