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Credit cards do not form a very important part of the economy of the United States. a. True b. False
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Credit cards do not form a very important part of the economy of the United States.
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b. False
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false
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just had a test on it
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It is
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that credit cards do not form a very important part of the economy of the United States, because they do. Credit cards are used most often as a payment method in the US, and therefore they constitute a large part of its economy.
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