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"Devaluating wealth" means that A. people can buy less than they did before. B. money can buy more than it did before. C. people can buy more than it did before. D. money can buy less than it did before.
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"Devaluating wealth" means that
A. people can buy less than they did before.
B. money can buy more than it did before.
C. people can buy more than it did before.
D. money can buy less than it did before.
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D. Money can buy less than it did before
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