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She vaguely knew that there was a store of "seignorial corn, " and that it was sometimes given to the peasants.

Gerald's voice was strangely quiet and he spoke slowly as if drawing his words from a store of thought seldom used.

It would take years for the SDR to be widely accepted as a means of exchange and a store of value.

The market is enjoying high levels of liquidity, a store of investor cash and generally positive economic numbers, he said.

A reserve currency is supposed to be a store of value; by running a huge current-account deficit America has left the dollar vulnerable.

Money is a financial asset, a store of wealth and a recognized medium of exchange. Definitions of money and money supply . . .

By the time James was twenty he had acquired a store of his own.

Most people expect the stuff to act as a store of value over the long term.

The result of such inflationary pressure is that language has ceased to be a store of meaning.

What characteristics of an asset make it useful as a medium of exchange? As a store of value?

We are clearly seeing a loss of status for the U. S. dollar as a store of value even in the absence of a single viable alternative.

and though the possession of a store of it enables other work to be done, this is but an incidental consequence.

They will want to see the European Central Bank establish its credentials before trusting the euro as a store of value.

Money must be a medium of exchange, a store of value, a unit of account and standard for deferred payment.

and as a store of value used to conserve spending power for a rainy day.

This year, fears of inflation have driven many Chinese investors to include gold in their portfolios as a store of value.

Once the renminbi starts to appreciate it may receive an additional boost as a store of value.

if a woman invited her husband shopping, look for the best as a store of.

She keeps a store of amusing stories in her head.

Holding money as a store of value thus can reduce the transaction costs involved in everyday business.

Then, as now, the world lost confidence in the U. S. dollar as a store of value.

In time, a globally traded yuan could emerge as a store of value on par with the dollar, euro and yen.

You-walking, running, or resting-are a store of energy.

Natural radioactivity contains a store of valuable information.

a standard of deferred payment, and a store of value.

"Chinese treat homes like gold bars buying multiple units as a store of value, " notes Mr. Chovanec.

A Store of Value. Money can also serve as a store of value that can be quickly converted to goods and services.

Chinese shoppers see gold as increasingly fashionable and as a store of wealth.

The squirrel has laid in a store of nuts for the winter.

Normally, gold would rise due to high inflation. It is a store of value that increases if there is inflation.

Money can also serve as a store of value that can be quickly converted to good and services.

A store of value is an item that people can use to transfer purchasing power from the present to the future.

As a store of value, however, the dollar has become more suspect.

And thirdly, money is a store of value. It is an asset.

Rather than being a store of value, it is doomed to obey bubble dynamics.

Over the last year the Chinese have undermined the dollar by the back-door, questioning it as a store of value and medium-of-exchange.

This animal makes a store of nuts for the winter.

A store of movie souvenir, an exquisite model!

Mother has a store of vegetables in the freezer.

They keep a store of chocolate.

It doesn't really have any advantages over the dollar by itself as a store of value.

A Store of Value.

A reserve currency is supposed to be a store of value;

A store of gold means nothing, if compared with loving thee

Holding money as a store of value

A store of experience in teaching

Money can also serve as a store of value