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Thursday, December 07, 2006

Interest rates being high implies that the return on borrowed money should be high, yes? But in this low-return economy, how can that be so? It this rewarding fortunes, megafinance, and saving? Is it reigning in entrepreneurship and lending/borrowing in a poor economy?

Perhaps the rates *should* be lower.
Posted by William Bunker at 2:08 AM

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