MORE,

MORE,
MORE!
By Caltea Sara & David Eduard
 Table of contents

01 02
Short history of People need more
money Shopping addiction & useless
products

03
Facts
Random facts about our topic
 01
Short history
Where did they come from? How do they affect our day
to day life?
 The History of Money

Precious metals such as gold We still have banknotes, but

and silver started to be used with upgraded security
for trade systems

A long After 1000

time some years Now
ago time ago

Everything was done by A form of banknotes

trading with things such as appeared
plants or animals
 02
People need more
The effects of excessive production
Shopping addiction

• A shopping addiction can be an actual

problem;
• We are encouraged by multiple
factors to spend money;
• A shopping addiction is, fortunately,
pretty easy to cope with.

Ropeless jump rope
It’s just like a jump rope, but
without the rope. The intention
was to be able to exercise in
places with obstacles.
Useless Products
Butter stick
This was made for people that
consider spreading butter with a
knife too difficult.
Cookies&Cream-
filled oreos
This is the exact same cookie,
but with a different packaging.
Unfortunately, people still
bought them.
 03
Facts
Facts about our topics
 Facts about money

It costs more than a The pound sterling is Only 8% of the

cent to make a cent
In the US, it costs roughly 2
cents to make a 1-cent coin.
the oldest existing world’s currency is in
currency cash
The first pound appeared in The vast majority of the world’s
1489. currency exists in electronic
form.

There was once a Money engravers are Queen Elizabeth is

$100,000 bill extremely skilled.
They were only used in
It takes close to 15 years of
featured in 15
transactions between Federal
Reserve Banks and the U.S.
training to become an engraver. banknotes
She holds the record for the most
Treasury. appereances on banknotes.
Thank you for your
attention!