通貨

Also known as monetary unit, unit of money, money unit, currencies

経済形態のひとつ

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A currency is a standardized form of money—such as banknotes, coins, or digital balances—that people use to buy and sell goods and services within a specific community or nation. Currencies matter because they enable economic exchange and can be stored as value or traded between countries, making them essential to how modern economies function.

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Image: Billets de 5000.jpg
Said to be same as: electronic money

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on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:List of articles all languages should have
has list: list of currencies
model item: Icelandic króna
Stack Exchange tag: stackoverflow.com/tags/currency
topic has template: Template:Infobox currency
described at URL: publications.europa.eu/code/en/en-5000500.htm
Commons category: Currencies
has characteristic: currency unit
Unicode character: 💵
P8168: Eric Fraser

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Article · 日本語

通貨（つうか、英: currency）とは、流通貨幣の略称で、決済のための価値交換媒体。通貨は、現金通貨と預金通貨に大別され、前者は紙幣・硬貨（補助紙幣）であり、後者は普通預金・当座預金などの決済口座である。モノやサービスとの交換に用いられる「お金（おかね）」を、経済用語では貨幣、または通貨と呼ぶ。通貨が無い時代の決済手段とされていた物々交換から、さらにモノやサービスの流動性を高めるために作られた経済形態である。政府は租税の算定に法定通貨を利用する。

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