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A factory worker requires an immediate $500 loan to repair their car, which is essential for commuting to their job. Due to a poor credit history and living in a small town with only one short-term loan provider, their options are extremely limited. The provider offers the loan but with a very high interest rate and strict repayment terms. What is the fundamental source of the loan provider's power in this specific negotiation?

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