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Evaluating the Full Impact of Credit Constraints
A common view is that being 'credit market constrained'—facing limits on borrowing or only being able to borrow on unfavorable terms—primarily affects an individual's ability to purchase large consumer goods like cars or appliances. Evaluate this viewpoint. Does it fully capture the economic consequences for an individual? Justify your position by discussing other significant life opportunities that might be affected.
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