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Moeda é o meio através do qual são efetuadas as transações monetárias. É todo ativo que constitua forma imediata de solver débitos, com aceitabilidade geral e disponibilidade imediata, e que confere ao seu titular um direito de saque sobre o produto social. More information...

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