Regulatory forbearance caused losses to increase with respect to failed depository institutions in the 1980s. An example of regulatory forbearance is:
A) low, fixed deposit insurance premiums
B) low, uniform capital requirements
C) not closing insolvent institutions
D) all of the above
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