Gramlich on loan guarantee programs

In a speech on 'Loan Guarantee Programs' Edward Gramlich of the Federal Reserve said though political motives undoubtedly are involved in the creation of loan guarantee programs, an economic rationale could be involved as well. Some social value, which private credit markets may undervalue, may exist in keeping alive particular firms or in financing particular services of ongoing firms.

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