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stabilization is not of recent origin. The eligible paper provisions of the Federal Reserve Act passed in 1913 are a form of selective credit control. They provide for easier Federal Reserve Bank credit terms to borrowing member banks who offer short-term commercial paper as collateral. This provision implies that, if bank credit is limited to short-tenn commercial loans, monetary conditions will approach an optimum.

Selective Credit—No Substitute for Monetary Restraint