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Reduced Costs, Direct Lending, and National Income
Examines proposal to convert the Federal family education loan (FFEL) program to a direct Federal lending program as an effort to reduce budget outlays and increase national income, and evaluates impact of such a substitution on Federal outlays for interest and administrative expenses. Describes rationale, structure, and operation of FFEL; market for postsecondary education loans, including background on FFEL program cost issues; and possibility of reducing costs through better targeting.
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