Why is credit an important part of the economy? A. It allows people and businesses to pay off expensive purchases over time. B. It helps workers find higher-paying jobs that take advantage of their skills. C. It encourages businesses to sell products both domestically and internationally D. It prevents banks from charging companies interest on long-term loans.
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