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At a Congressional hearing, what challenged the happy image of student credit card debt as a rite of passage?
D. The testimonies of parents whose debt-ridden kids had committed suicide
What was the response of credit card companies when initially challenged by studies pointing to their predatory practices?
A. They dismissed the charges
What combination has increased the strain of paying for higher education?
C. Increases in the cost of a college degree combined with falling wages
AT the end of the 1980s, how did banks deal with the impending profitability crisis associated with the saturation of the credit card market?
B. Sought new markets for credit cards among college students
What does Manning describe as "a normal extension of Jeff's college experience"?
A. When he shifted from using credit cards for convenience to financing an inflated standard of living
What evidence do we have that kids use credit cards because of the strong influence of escalating peer consumption pressure and sophisticated youth marketing campaigns?
D. Because they make mostly unnecessary purchases that they would not have made under a fixed student budget
According to Manning, what would be the only way to satisfy the Pandora's Box of expectations opened by credit cards?
Greater levels of debt
More hours of paid employment

A + B
Why does sheila say that credit cards give you a "false consciousness"?
C. because credit cards give you the appearance of higher status while keeping you down with high interest rates