Explanation:
Revenue expenditure does not create assets or reduce liabilities. Interest payments are a major component of revenue expenditure. Acquisition of land, loans and construction create assets and are capital expenditure.
Explanation:
Gresham’s Law observes that when two forms of money have the same face value but different intrinsic values, the money with lower intrinsic value (bad money) tends to remain in circulation while the higher-value money (good money) is hoarded or exported.
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