Which of the following is not something that money does in an economy?
a. measure the value of commodities
b. store the value of commodities
c. keep the rate of inflation low
d. allow producers and consumers to trade commodities

The correct answer is:

C) Keep the rate of inflation low .

Explanation:

There are two types of inflation: demand-pull and cost-push.

In demand-pull inflation, the demand for goods and services rises faster than the productive capacity. If a bank rapidly increases the supply of money, the increase in money in the economy will increase demand for goods and services. Businesses cannot significantly increase production and supply remains constant. Prices will rise, resulting in inflation.

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