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After all, according to Inside Mortgage Finance, an industry publication, Mac 'n' Mae bought almost $170 billion in subprime mortgage-backed securities in 2005, roughly one-third of the total issuance that year.

In 1995, controversy raged around a bill that altered the life span of an American patent from 17 years from the date of issuance to 20 years from the date of application -- making United States law identical to patent-term laws in Europe and Japan.

By the end of October global corporate-bond issuance for the year stood at $3.3 trillion, close to the record set in 2009.

The Treasury said yesterday that it would reduce the issuance of its 2-year, 5-year and 10-year notes and its 30-year bond.

The Treasury also said it would reduce the issuance of one-year bills by cutting the schedule from every four weeks to four times a year.

On Tuesday, Freddie Mac had to pay a steep premium on a $3 billion issuance of five-year debt.

One banker said: "All the cards are in place for an issuance of five-year bonds to take place tomorrow".

He believes that the country will soon rue its 100-year issuance at 4%, because it will be able to borrow far more cheaply.

Such a program, the committee said, would allow the issuance of 30-year bonds to continue until the "budget and policy outlook became more certain".

Mr. Galbraith considers the outsized share issuance of recent years an ill effect of the stock market mania and says it will take time to reverse the trend.

Officials are also considering ending the issuance of 30-year bonds, whose sales have already been slashed to a mere $15 billion a year from $47.2 billion in 1991.