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Lender's Risk of Default from Crop Failure in Chambar
In Chambar, lenders face the risk of non-repayment if a farmer's crop is destroyed. This can happen due to unavoidable risks like adverse weather or disease, which are beyond the farmer's control, or due to the farmer's own negligence. A failed crop often means the farmer cannot repay the loan, causing a financial loss for the lender.
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