Federal Disaster Insurance: Hearings Before the United States Senate Committee on Banking and Currency, Eighty-Fourth Congress, First Session, [second Session].U.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - Disaster insurance |
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Page 919
... percent of the difference between the fee charged and the " estimated rate . " The United States is required to ... percent of the remainder of the claim or by such larger amount and / or percentage as the Administrator may determine ...
... percent of the difference between the fee charged and the " estimated rate . " The United States is required to ... percent of the remainder of the claim or by such larger amount and / or percentage as the Administrator may determine ...
Page 931
... percent of balance of claim , more if Administrator so decides ( sec . -3 ( e ) ) . Administrator may decline ... percent of nonprofit acturarial rate ( excluding administrative ex- pense ) by insured ; the balance 12 by State 11⁄2 by ...
... percent of balance of claim , more if Administrator so decides ( sec . -3 ( e ) ) . Administrator may decline ... percent of nonprofit acturarial rate ( excluding administrative ex- pense ) by insured ; the balance 12 by State 11⁄2 by ...
Page 933
... percent of this non- profit , actuarial rate , the remainder of 100 percent to be paid half by a State and half by the Federal Government . This leads to the conclusion that a reasonable cost for indemnity protection is never lower than ...
... percent of this non- profit , actuarial rate , the remainder of 100 percent to be paid half by a State and half by the Federal Government . This leads to the conclusion that a reasonable cost for indemnity protection is never lower than ...
Page 934
... percent of the actuarial fee plus enough to pay operating costs and produce an acceptable profit . Technically it would be possible to omit the States from consideration under the bill even under its present language if the insured paid ...
... percent of the actuarial fee plus enough to pay operating costs and produce an acceptable profit . Technically it would be possible to omit the States from consideration under the bill even under its present language if the insured paid ...
Page 939
... percent of the actuarial rate , however that may be established . The remaining 40 percent would be paid half by the participating State government and half by the Federal Government . The Lehman - Kennedy bill uses more general ...
... percent of the actuarial rate , however that may be established . The remaining 40 percent would be paid half by the participating State government and half by the Federal Government . The Lehman - Kennedy bill uses more general ...
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