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David Hume statement regarding money in modern parlance

In modern parlance, David Hume statement regarding money which is Tis none of the wheels of trade. And tis the oil, was referring to the notion that money: (i) is relatively costly to produce. (ii) facilitates divisions of labor and specialization and trade as per comparative benefit. (iii) increases transactions costs. (iv) generates seignorage profits for the Treasury at lower costs than is exact of taxation. (v) lubricates over speculation within financial instruments.

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