Your credit card:
a) Is a form of demand deposit
b) Is a form of time deposit
c) Is an asset
d) Has all the functions of money
So from my understanding, credit cards are not an asset, since they do not store value, can't be sold or given away. Hence they also do not have all the functions of money. But even in terms of deposit, I do not see how credit card fits into that. Please do help, it is much appreciated.
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I believe that of your choices, asset is the best answer. Each credit card carries a certain dollar-amount of credit, which can be considered an asset.
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