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Good Debtor, Good Worker: Wage Garnishment in the Rise of Consumer Credit
Understanding the history of consumer debt in the twentieth century seems simple enough: market making. Debt has existed as long as civilization, but it was only in the last century that our petty debts became big business, and that was made possible by making markets for consumer debts akin to those of businesses and governments.
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