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hard money
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[経済] 金属貨幣などの実物資産に裏付けられており、外国通貨への両替が容易な貨幣。 / [アメリカ・政治] 政党や委員会を通さず、候補者個人へ直接提供される政治献金（直接献金）。
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(economics) Money backed by specie and easily convertible into foreign currencies. / (US, politics) Money contributed directly to a candidate rather than to a party or committee.
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Investors in the 19th century often preferred hard money because it maintained its value and could be exchanged abroad without difficulty.
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Investors in the 19th century often preferred hard money because it maintained its value and could be exchanged abroad without difficulty.
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