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by lotsofpulp
2535 days ago
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>It try's to proxy one with another and fails, because really they're two independent variables and life is complex. The use of data from credit reporting agencies is not to predict the outcome of lending to a specific person, but to predict the outcome of many, many loans to many, many people. For which I would say it succeeds, as the entities utilizing it seem to be economically successful due to making a smaller proportion of bad bets than entities who would not, for example in the linked article. |
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