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Question
Money whose value as a commodity is equal to its face value is called:
Options
Credit money
Full bodied money
High powered money
Legal tender money
Solution
Full bodied money
Explanation:
Full-bodied money is money that has the same basic value as its face value. Examples include gold or silver coins, where the material required to manufacture the coin is equal to the denomination written on it.
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