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This document discusses different topics related to money including: - How people access money through banks, ATMs, credit/debit cards, etc. - Debt and expenses that families incur such as housing, food, utilities. - How money and trading worked before the introduction of currency by bartering goods and services. - How currency differs around the world based on local economies and trade. - That banks make money by lending deposits to others and charging interest.
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