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they tried to reform the market in 2008 with a new interest rate found athey quickly loophole. 591% afterhe reform law. intois one auto loans came ohio. i have not sensed a strong support in ohio for banning loans. host: recently in a piece in the boston globe, a piece pointed out problems with payday loans, but also problems with eliminating them altogether. that is what the obama mr. should is seeking to do. he writes, then what? reinstate operations that provide quick cash. what about the 12 million americans who annually take out loans? there are not irrational bombs, they are mostly lower middle almost allot poor -- high school graduates with a job and big account, but not ready cash. what option does this leave them ?ith guest: the federal government is not on the verge of banning payday lending. they do not have the authority to regulate interest rates. what happenser -- after payday lending is the wrong question, when we're thinking about the federal regulation. what will happen with the federal regulation is that by and large we will move from 400% several payday loans to month-l

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