“Anyayena” means by unfair means, and “arjita vittam” means earned money. The world is full of transactions. For physical survival, sustenance and assurance, the worldly transactions are many. In earlier times of local self-governance and interdependencies, bartering was a common practice. For seamless transitions across bounds and cross-exchanges, third-party assured “coin”-based transactions began, especially where city-based civilisations flourished. Physical bounds got solved with money.

From barter to currency

As local trade practices were happening, supply and demand were managing efficiencies. Fair practices bound by locational........

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