Money can be used to state the price of goods.

• A. A Medium of Exchange
• B. A Measure of Value
• C. Storage of Wealth
• D. Durable

Answer: (B)

Money expressed as prices is its measure of value. When we say something costs a certain amount, we are using money as a common unit to express and compare value across goods and services. This unit-of-account role lets us record prices, do budgeting, and evaluate worth over time. While money also functions as a medium of exchange (facilitating purchases) or as a store of wealth (saving value for later), the specific idea of stating the price of goods is best described by its function as a measure of value.