'A way of monetizing poor people' (The Washington Post)

KENNESAW, Ga. | Jul 7, 2018

Kurt Schulzke, associate professor of accounting, conducted an independent review of financial documents in a story by The Washington Post investigating high interest loans by private equity firms to poor Americans.

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'A way of monetizing poor people' (The Washington Post)

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