IN DEFENSE OF CASH. PARTA: What is the central idea of the text?
O A Bringing back larger bills will cause more harm than good.
OB Online banking is a convenient and secure way to trade
goods,
OC Cashless societies are more vulnerable to disasters and to
cybercrime,
OD The U. S. will be the first country to become a completely
cashless society,
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