Kelo applied for a department store credit card at a high-end department store. Kelo had, however, recently become unemployed and was on welfare. The store wanted to promote an image of wealth and luxury, so it declined Kelo's application. Did the store violate any laws?

	a.	No, a person's economic status is not protected under any laws, and stores can discriminate against the poor and those on welfare.
	b.	No, a store has discretion as to who it grants credit to and can reject a person for any reason.
	c.	Yes, the store has violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
	d.	Yes, the store has violated the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.