Adverse Consequences of the Binding Constitutional Interest Rate Cap in the State of Arkansas
Adverse Consequences of the Binding Constitutional Interest Rate Cap in the State of Arkansas

Many Americans today live paycheck to paycheck and use credit to pay unexpected bills or to cover normal bills in the event of an unplanned income disruption. The availability of consumer credit is limited and shaped through ongoing legislative and regulatory action. Interest rate caps are a common way states regulate credit markets. In Arkansas, there is a constitutionally imposed interest rate cap of 17 percent for all loans.

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