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    If the Proportion of Bad Borrowers Increases
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If the Proportion of Bad Borrowers Increases

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Question 6

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If the proportion of bad borrowers increases,


A) the lending interest rate increases.
B) the lending interest rate decreases.
C) the borrowing interest rate increases.
D) the borrowing interest rate decreases.
E) the borrowing and lending interest rates are equal.

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