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The PayNet Small Business Lending Index (SBLI) is an economic indicator from PayNet Inc, An Equifax Company. Because small businesses generally respond to changes in economic conditions more rapidly than larger businesses do, the PayNet Small Business Lending Index serves as a leading indicator of the economy. The index measures the volume of small business loan activity by major lenders, normalized to a base year- 2005. The index is seasonally adjusted and presented both as an absolute and as a percentage change relative to the previous year. Each month, the following data are published: