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Evaluating a Moneylender's Business Strategy
A business consultant advises a moneylender in Chambar to maximize profits by completely eliminating the time and resources spent on screening new borrowers. The consultant argues that the increased number of loans made will more than compensate for any potential losses from non-payment. Critically evaluate this advice. In your response, explain the likely impact of this strategy on the moneylender's other major operational cost and their overall profitability.
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