Economics teaches us a lot about what functions money serves in an economy and what the different types of money are. Geography teaches us about, among other things, what different countries look like. If we put those two things together, we get, well, this- a world map of banknotes where each country is represented by its currency. Now that's what I call interdisciplinary.
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