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The consequences of America’s affordability crisis are seen in “rising foreclosures and delinquency, especially for low- and middle-income households,” McCargo said.

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Nearly two dozen chains and large restaurant-operating groups have filed for bankruptcy this year, according to BankruptcyData.com, which analyzed delinquencies from public companies and those with large liabilities.

Growing stress among lower-income households manifests in rising delinquency rates, shrinking buffers, and reductions in discretionary spending, which then hurt businesses that depend on widespread demand rather than high-margin customers.

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Some have flagged signs of stress materializing among low-income consumers even as banks’ widely tracked credit measures, such as delinquencies, net charge-offs, and provisions for loan losses, are in good shape.

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“Everything we’re coming across from the banks and the earnings reports and the delinquencies suggests that credit quality is still quite strong,” Clark says.

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