Credit cards Group of answer choices allow people to pay later. Credit cards usually cause people to hold less money. are a method of deferring payment. People who have credit cards hold more money on average. are a medium of exchange, and people who have credit cards hold less money on average. are a medium of exchange, and people who have credit cards hold more money on average.
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