

	1. money is coins (small metal disks) and paper banknotes ($10, $5, $100 notes etc).


	2. if you have a large amount you can keep it at a bank in a bank account (accounting record of the amount), and

		withdraw it at am ATM


	3. items in shops are paid for in cash, by handing notes to the shop assistant who hands back the change, you

		can then take the item


	4. you receive money (i.e. cash notes, or transferred directly to your bank account every 2 weeks), when working in

		a shop, office or other location, or when you charge clients for services


	5. clients must request the service (such as organising a holiday), you can't charge the client unless the client 
		
		requested that item


	6. the purpose of a business such as a shop or restaurant is to accumulate cash from customers which can be used 

		for the owner's expenses such as buying a house, car, etc

	
	7. 'work' is stacking boxes on shelves, photocopying documents, processing items through the cash register etc.


	