On its face, a nearly 30 percent drop in the amount of capital pumped into the Rhode Island economy by U.S. Small Business Administration-supported and -related loans could be seen as a sign of a weakening business climate in the state. But that would be too simplistic a view. Local bankers prefer to look at
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