The increased availability of consumer credit in some countries has contributed to the problem of debt. Who is responsible for high level of indebtedness; the financial institution that lend money or the individuals who borrow money?
The increased availability of consumer credit in some countries has contributed to the problem of debt. Who is responsible for high level of indebtedness; the financial institution that lend money or the individuals who borrow money? B1brw
There is a dramatic increase in the availability of consumer credit in some parts of the world, which is the driving-force for the problem of debt. It has been a controversial discussion among the public since people have not figured out the financial institutions should be accountable to high levels of indebtedness or not. I would argue that the individuals who borrow money from the financial institutions should be taken into account too.
There is a dramatic increase in the availability of consumer credit in
some
parts of the world, which is the driving-force for the problem of debt. It has been a controversial discussion among the public since
people
have not figured out the financial institutions should be accountable to high levels of indebtedness or not. I would argue that the individuals who borrow money from the financial institutions should
be taken
into account too.
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