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THE REAL COSTS OF CREDIT ACCESS: EVIDENCE FROM THE PAYDAY LENDING MARKET∗ BRIAN T. MELZER I. INTRODUCTION Historically, consumer lending markets have been highly regulated, subject to state-imposed usury and small loan