For a currency to store its value over time, what must be true?

Group of answer choices

The currency must have a stable value that is roughly equal to future generations as it is to the current generation, although inflation can adjust the value relative to each generation without affecting how much each unit of currency is worth.

Only certain types of money store value, but all money has to store value over time without being affected by inflation.

Money must not be affected by upward inflationary pressure in the long term, thereby reducing its value, but it can in the short term without much trouble.

A currency must have a value that is steady, stable, and roughly consistent over a long period of time.

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