Analyzing Loan Security
A person needs a small, short-term loan. One lender offers the loan based solely on the person's promise to repay. Another lender offers the loan only if the person leaves a valuable personal item, like a watch, with the lender until the loan is repaid. Based on the principles of pawnbroking, explain the fundamental difference between these two types of loans, focusing on the lender's risk and the consequence for the borrower if they fail to repay.
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