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1 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Press Release, October 7, 2008 wwwfdic gov/news/news/press/2008/pr08093html 2 US Department of the Treasury Press Release hp-1161, Treasury Announces Temporary Guaranty Program for Money Market Funds September 29, 2008 www treasurygov/press/releases/hp1161htm 3 FDIC Consumer News Winter 2007/2008 Update wwwfdicgov/consumers/consumer/ news/cnwin0708/limitshtml 4 Financial Institution Letters FDIC Deposit Insurance Coverage FDICgov, October 3, 2008 wwwfdicgov/news/news/ nancial/2008/ l08102ahtml 5 James B Thomson, Raising the Deposit-Insurance Limits: A Bad Idea Whose Time Has Come Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Economic Commentary, April 15, 2000 www clevelandfedorg/research/commentary/2000/0415htm 6 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 75th Anniversary Con dence and Stability Statement wwwfdicgov/anniversary/abouthtml 7 US Department of Labor CPI In ation Calculator wwwblsgov/data/in ation_ calculatorhtm 8 Thomson, supra note 5.

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the value in Namount it is possible to de ne how much of the resource is to be requested for the unit (the latter kept in nodal variable Nrequest at each unit). The ultimate value in Nrequest in each unit, after the termination of recursive procedure Fexplore, is a sum of individual request if the unit and the requests of all units subordinate to it. Another top-down parallel process by this program makes decisions about the amount of the resource to be forwarded to each unit, physically delivering this resource. If there is enough resource received by the upper unit, the needs are satis ed in full. Otherwise the allowed amount for a unit depends on the amount of the resource in the upper unit, demands from peer units on the same level, sum of demands from the level subordinate to this unit, and the unit s own needs. The calculated value of the resource to be withdrawn from the upper unit, in favor of the current unit, is stored in frontal variable Fwithdraw, with procedure withdraw executing the physical operation. The withdrawn resource is added to variable Nresource holding physical matter in the current unit. The parallel top-down and bottom-up operation of this program over the hierarchical infrastructure of Figure 7.2 is symbolically shown in Figure 7.13, with program code, information, and physical matter owing along the created infrastructure links.

Thompson notes that mean deposit levels are a high-biased estimate of the balances held by the typical small depositor, being skewed by a small number of high-balance accounts 9 Including accounts over the FDIC s $100,000 threshold, the average account balance of nonbusiness, nonretirement accounts in the United States was $12,756 in June of 2008 Not including accounts above the FDIC s insurance limit, the average nonbusiness, nonretirement account, was $5,837 in June of 2008 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Statistics on Depository Institutions Report www2fdicgov/sdi/main4asp 10 Of ce of the Press Secretary, The White House, Reforms for American Homeowners and Consumers May 20, 2009, pp 2 3 11 The FDIC guarantee program also covers NOW accounts paying 5 percent or less in interest FDIC, Temporary Guarantee Program: Frequently asked questions (January 12, 2009) 12 Alan S Blinder and R.

select number from memnum where fortable=...; newval = number+1; update memnum set number=newval where fortable=...;

Glenn Hubbard, Blanket Deposit Insurance is a Bad Idea Wall Street Journal, October 15, 2008, p A17 13 Eric Lipton, FDIC Increases Fees to Insure Bank Deposits New York Times, February 28, 2009, p B4 14 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Press Release, FDIC Extends Restoration Plan; Imposes Special Assessment February 27, 2009 wwwfdicgov/news/news/press/2009/ pr09030html 15 Michael Crittenden, FDIC Sets Fee Increase to Re ll Its Coffers Wall Street Journal, February 28 March 1, 2009, p B2..