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Fraud against the Paycheck Protection Program was widespread enough to bump up real-estate prices within certain U.S. ZIP Codes, researchers at the University of Texas concluded, blaming the abuse on some of the financial technology companies that provided the loans.
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"It’s bad enough that you’re stealing money from the government, but there are also spillover effects,” said Samuel Kruger, an assistant professor of finance at McCombs.
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