BAHASA INGGRIS 12 S1 HAL 051 INDIVIDUAL TASK

What is Ivanka’s perspective on how e-money is changing monetary transactions?

• Ivanka highlights the digital nature of e-money, which fundamentally changes the dynamics of transactions by removing limitations imposed by physical cash and geographical boundaries

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• Ivanka believes that e-money is revolutionizing monetary transactions by transcending the limitations of physical currency and offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility

• Ivanka and Inas agree on the importance of finding a balance between embracing innovation and addressing the needs of all individuals to ensure that e-money benefits society as a whole

How does Inas respond to Ivanka’s assertion about the revolutionizing effect of e-money?

• Inas expresses skepticism about whether e-money truly creates a new way of monetary transactions, arguing that traditional methods still dominate in many areas.

• Ivanka and Inas agree on the importance of finding a balance between embracing innovation and addressing the needs of all individuals to ensure that e-money benefits society as a whole.

• Ivanka believes that e-money is revolutionizing monetary transactions by transcending the limitations of physical currency and offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility.

• Inas mentions cybersecurity threats, privacy concerns, and disparities in access to technology and infrastructure as challenges associated with e-money transactions.

What key aspect of e-money does Ivanka emphasize to support her argument?

• Ivanka believes that e-money is revolutionizing monetary transactions by transcending the limitations of physical currency and offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility.

• Ivanka highlights the digital nature of e-money, which fundamentally changes the dynamics of transactions by removing limitations imposed by physical cash and geographical boundaries.

• Ivanka and Inas agree on the importance of finding a balance between embracing innovation and addressing the needs of all individuals to ensure that e-money benefits society as a whole.

• Inas mentions cybersecurity threats, privacy concerns, and disparities in access to technology and infrastructure as challenges associated with e-money transactions.

What challenges and risks associated with e-money does Inas point out?

• Inas expresses skepticism about whether e-money truly creates a new way of monetary transactions, arguing that traditional methods still dominate in many areas.

• Ivanka and Inas agree on the importance of finding a balance between embracing innovation and addressing the needs of all individuals to ensure that e-money benefits society as a whole.

• Inas mentions cybersecurity threats, privacy concerns, and disparities in access to technology and infrastructure as challenges associated with e-money transactions.

• Ivanka highlights the digital nature of e-money, which fundamentally changes the dynamics of transactions by removing limitations imposed by physical cash and geographical boundaries.

How do Ivanka and Inas agree to approach the integration of e-money into monetary systems?

• Ivanka highlights the digital nature of e-money, which fundamentally changes the dynamics of transactions by removing limitations imposed by physical cash and geographical boundaries.

• Inas expresses skepticism about whether e-money truly creates a new way of monetary transactions, arguing that traditional methods still dominate in many areas.

• Ivanka believes that e-money is revolutionizing monetary transactions by transcending the limitations of physical currency and offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility.

• Ivanka and Inas agree on the importance of finding a balance between embracing innovation and addressing the needs of all individuals to ensure that e-money benefits society as a whole.