Definition of near money in English:

near money

noun

mass nounFinance

Assets which can readily be converted into cash, such as bills of exchange.
Example sentencesExamples
- But as technology continues to revolutionize our financial system, the identification of particular claims as money, near money, or a store of future value has become exceedingly difficult.
- Such near money might become an attractive alternative to demand deposits.
- The solution suggested is ad hoc, and the problem of controlling inflation could be treated better by the control of the money supply and the near money substitutes.

Definition of near money in US English:

near money

nounˈni(ə)r ˈmənē

Finance

Assets that can readily be converted into cash, such as government bonds.
Example sentencesExamples
- Such near money might become an attractive alternative to demand deposits.
- But as technology continues to revolutionize our financial system, the identification of particular claims as money, near money, or a store of future value has become exceedingly difficult.
- The solution suggested is ad hoc, and the problem of controlling inflation could be treated better by the control of the money supply and the near money substitutes.

单词	near money
释义	Definition of near money in English: near money noun mass nounFinance Assets which can readily be converted into cash, such as bills of exchange. Example sentencesExamples But as technology continues to revolutionize our financial system, the identification of particular claims as money, near money, or a store of future value has become exceedingly difficult. Such near money might become an attractive alternative to demand deposits. The solution suggested is ad hoc, and the problem of controlling inflation could be treated better by the control of the money supply and the near money substitutes. Definition of near money in US English: near money nounˈni(ə)r ˈmənē Finance Assets that can readily be converted into cash, such as government bonds. Example sentencesExamples Such near money might become an attractive alternative to demand deposits. But as technology continues to revolutionize our financial system, the identification of particular claims as money, near money, or a store of future value has become exceedingly difficult. The solution suggested is ad hoc, and the problem of controlling inflation could be treated better by the control of the money supply and the near money substitutes.
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