Credit cards are
A) money and are the largest part of the money supply.
B) not money.
C) not money because they are not made of paper.
D) money but are not a large part of the money supply.

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Credit cards themselves do not hold tangible value and are not considered legal tender. They are simply a means of accessing a line of credit or borrowing money. While credit card balances may be counted as a part of the national money supply, the physical card itself is not considered money.

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