If money has intrinsic value, it has value:
A) unrelated to its use as money.
B) only as its use as money.
C) that sets its value as money.
D) based on how often people use it for payment.

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Intrinsic value refers to the inherent value of an object independent of its external use or function. Therefore, if money has intrinsic value, it has value unrelated to its use as money.

If Money Has Intrinsic Value, It Has Value