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Suppose chartered banks decide to greatly reduce the availability of student loans that are guaranteed against default by the Canadian government.

a) What would you expect to happen to the demand for credit cards by students?

b) What would you expect to happen to the quantity of credit cards issued to students? To the willingness of students to incur debt at the much higher rates of interest charged on credit cards?

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