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Dissecting Loan Repayment Risks
A commercial bank is developing a new risk assessment model for its small business loans. The model needs to account for the two primary categories of factors that determine whether a loan will be repaid. Describe these two categories of factors in detail, providing a hypothetical example for each to illustrate how it could lead to a loan default.
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