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nirvana33 [79]
3 years ago
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Only buy on credit, what you can pay for in cash refers to... Group of answer choices Credit Cards Payday Loans Morgages Auto Lo

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Business
1 answer:
shepuryov [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Credit Cards

Payday Loans

Auto Loans

Explanation:

In the field of economics, credit means to have the ability of having goods or the services before the payment of the goods which can be paid later in the future to the other party.

The following can be bought on credits and can be paid in cash later on. These includes :

Credit cards -- credits card are used to purchased item on credits to which the payment is done on a later date in the future.

Payday loans -- payday loans is a type of loan or money borrowed from someone with an interest that is to be paid in the future.

Auto loans -- auto loans are available to buy a car in credit and repaying the loan in cash to the bank in installments in the future.  

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