Which economic law states that "Bad money drives out good money" from circulation?

Correct Answer: Gresham's Law

Subject: economics

Explanation: • <b>Key Fact</b> Gresham's Law states that when there are two forms of money in circulation, people tend to hoard the better-quality money ("good money"). • <b>Supporting Detail</b> As a result, they spend or circulate the lower-quality money ("bad money"). • <b>Related Concept</b> It is a principle named after Sir Thomas Gresham, an English financier. • <b>Why wrong options are wrong</b> Baxter's law describes monopoly in a regulated industry. Gauss's Law is from physics. • <b>Exam Trick</b> Remember "Gresham = Good vs Bad Money". • <b>Additional Info</b> This usually occurs in bi-metallic standard economies where coins have intrinsic metal value.

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