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How could U.S. currency lose value? A.) is torn or dirty . B.) It lacks the new security features. C.)Too many legal bills are printed and in circulation. D.)Too many people are counterfeiting print money
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How could U.S. currency lose value?

A.) is torn or dirty . B.)
It lacks the new security features.
C.)Too many legal bills are printed and in circulation. D.)Too many people are counterfeiting print money and using it.

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Answer: Too many legal bills are printed and in circulation.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

C.) Too many legal bills are printed and in circulation

Step-by-step explanation:

If more money was printed there would be an artificial overabundance of money, but the supply of goods would not increase. This would lead to inflation which would lower the currency value.

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