Checks and Credit Cards Are NOT Considered Money Because They

question 155

Multiple Choice

Checks and credit cards are NOT considered money because they

• A) typically require an identification check, such as your driver's license.
• B) are not backed by all commercial banks.
• C) are not the means of payment.
• D) are issued by banks, not the Federal Reserve.

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