Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a historical problem with deposit insurance?
A) Deposit insurance is a substitute for some functions of bank capital.
B) Some banks are considered Too-Big-To-Fail.
C) Historically, deposit insurance premium levels have been insufficient to cover potential payouts.
D) Historically, deposit insurance premiums were not assessed against all of a bank's insured liabilities.
E) All of the above are historical problems with deposit insurance.
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