Does online shopping virtualize the form of money

1. It's not a virtual currency

Alipay's money is equivalent to a margin account, no interest, but there are restrictions on usage. If it is bound with a bank card, it is money after withdrawal.

2. ① Wrong, online shopping is also the function of currency as a means of circulation, which needs real currency< In line with the theme, online shopping is also the function of currency as a means of circulation, and currency still performs its inherent function
③ wrong, online shopping is a means of currency circulation or payment, which requires real currency< (4) in line with the theme, online shopping has changed the way of shopping, which is carried out through the Internet
so B

3. B [analysis] money is a commodity separated from commodity and fixed as general equivalent. The essence of money is general equivalent. Online shopping has changed the way of commodity exchange, and currency has not changed its function and essence in performing the function of circulation means; Online shopping uses real money, not virtual money, excluding the problem; So the answer to this question is B.

4. So you are a layman. China should learn from the United States and make sure that the people's currency is printed for foreigners, so we should print more RMB,

5. The virtualization / digitization of money must match with the networking of society and the networking degree of physical proction. In 2005, we made a prediction based on the social simulation of online games. When people can use the functions provided by social networks to proce physical procts, the real digitization of money will come

6. ① It is wrong to say that online shopping still needs to pay money, which does not change the function of money in essence
in line with the theme, online shopping still needs to pay money, which does not change the nature of commodity exchange< In line with the theme, the way of commodity exchange has changed in online shopping compared with that in physical stores< (4) it is wrong to say that online shopping does not make e-money replace paper money