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<abstract>Congress originally created government-sponsored enterprises (GSE) to
enhance the credit available to home buyers, farmers, students, and
colleges. Congress established GSEs as federally chartered, but
privately owned and operated corporations, limited their activities to
economic sectors deemed worthy of public support, and gave them certain
advantages to help accomplish their missions. Today, the outstanding
volume of federally assisted GSE credit is large and rapidly increasing.
The volume of GSE credit more than doubled, to almost $1.8 trillion,
between 1990 and 1996, and has steadily increased as a percentage of the
total credit outstanding in the economy. By contrast, the share of total
net credit accounted for by federal direct and guaranteed loans has
declined substantially. Because GSEs involve significant risks and
potential costs to taxpayers, GAO has done several major evaluations of
the effectiveness of various GSE regulators and has developed criteria
to judge the effectiveness of regulation as well as criteria that
policymakers could use to evaluate proposals to expand the types of
products or services that GSEs currently offer.</abstract>
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