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Which of the following reasons for considering long-term loans inherently more risky than short-term loans is most accurate?

▸ The loan values are very sensitive to changes in market interest rates.

▸ The penalties for closing out a long term loan early make them unattractive to many investors.

▸ There is a greater chance that a borrower will default in a longer time-frame.

▸ Long term loans typically have ongoing costs that accumulate over the life of the loan.

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