American Culture and Credit Cards

Common Sense Founder James Boyce and Political/Social Network Director Max Bernstein have just published their first joint post on the impact of the credit card on American culture – as it is the 50th anniversary of the credit card. The posts will be featured on The Huffington Post. The first one is up today. Check it out here.

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