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Offers a plan to replace some insured deposits with uninsured deposits (UD). The FDIC would guarantee loan contracts if the loan takers deposited the proceeds exclusively in UD and backed those deposits with equity. This equity would ensure that the loan takers could share the likely costs if any of their depositories failed. The loans made under FDIC guarantee would only require interest at the risk-free rate. Thus the loan takers could offer the proceeds at lower rates than the rates paid on current deposits. Therefore, funding by banks would shift to the new deposits, and since the new ¿self-insured¿ depositors would have equity at stake, they would have to monitor their banks and impose rate premiums based on each bank's risk. A print on demand report.
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