And all of a sudden interest rates not only in this country but all over the world go up. And they may go up 2%, 3%, they could go up 5%. Because Interest rates always reflect in part the risk of non-repayment. non repayment. And that's why if you have a bad credit score, you pay higher interest than people with a good credit score. Of course, it's the same free market analysis. (10:02–10:14)
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Asserts that interest rates are influenced by the risk of non-repayment.
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