Which monetary function relates most closely to the credit?
Which monetary function relates most closely to the credit?
A.the means of payment
B.to measure the value
C.the means of circulation
D.the means of storage
正确答案：the means of payment
Tag：货币金融经济学 中国大学MOOC货币金融经济学
时间：2021-12-13 15:23:33
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