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And the gains are even greater than that because a bunch of insurance companies have applied to lower their rates to comply with the requirement.

Instead, the government merely sets an insurance premium and forces everyone to pay it.

But if individuals can do tests from which insurance companies are barred, and if those who receive adverse genetic information then buy additional life insurance without disclosing the tests that they have taken, they are cheating other holders of life insurance. Premiums will have to increase to cover the losses, and those with a good genetic prognosis may opt out of life insurance to avoid subsidizing the cheats, driving premiums higher still.

Indeed, these debt service costs alone account for 22 of the Egyptian government s total expenditures.

If premiums were paid in part by the country seeking insurance and matched by donor contributions, countries would have a powerful incentive to implement robust social protection programs.

Insurance regulators are certainly well aware of the risk of future increases in homeowners insurance premiums.

The Panel sought additional information as to whether insurance companies in Kuwait required policyholders to pay premiums during this period.

Indeed, there is no market for other kinds of recession related insurance provided by the government, such as unemployment insurance, old age insurance, or disability insurance. Instead, the government merely sets an insurance premium and forces everyone to pay it.

The average premium costs per participant vary among different insurance plans and between the costs experienced at New York, Geneva and Vienna, but a tendency towards an increase in average costs is clearly demonstrated with respect to all insurance plans.

Moreover, the premiums would provide price signals that would guide new construction.

Female workers aged 55, having paid social insurance for 25 years and male workers aged 60, having paid social insurance for 30 years, are entitled to equal maximum monthly pension in accordance with the Government's regulations.

The premiums would be set so that there would be no reason for insurance companies to withdraw from the market in response to greater risk.

One participant underscored the need to establish ways to communicate the implementation of adaptation measures and risk reduction to insurance companies in order to see these actions reflected in insurance premiums and conditions.

So now the insurance company simply pays to the factory 60,000 pounds, and then, in order to recover its money, it puts one farthing on all the premiums, on all the policies... for all the next year.

Total assets of insurance companies in 1991 exceeded 582 billion. 39

To cover the increased costs, they will have to raise premiums, making themselves uncompetitive.

Armoured personnel carriers and engineering vehicles were excluded under the new coverage, resulting in savings for insurance premiums.

Further, as a result of Hurricane Hugo, premiums for commercial property increased from 0.55 per cent of total property value to between 1.6 and 1.8 per cent of total property value.

Premium costs associated with the MAIP are expected to more than double, in line with United Nations estimates.

Second, the costs of the insurance premium the outsize, largely dollar denominated reservoir of China s foreign exchange reserves have been magnified by political risk.

And urbanization, if done right, leads to better catastrophe planning and stricter construction standards, which might actually reduce risks. In fact, long term insurance may encourage homeowners to invest in risk reducing measures because the premium discounts they will obtain for taking this action will justify incurring the cost of investment.

Similarly, humans tend to accept large downside risks in order to avoid small certain losses, such as insurance premiums.

All members would, in principle, be eligible, but premium rates would be differentiated and established on the basis of quantitative criteria.

Savings resulted from lower liability insurance premiums than budgeted for, as indicated in table 1 above.

During 1991, the insurance companies developed written premiums of 148 million, a 14 per cent increase compared with 1990.

The beauty of the LTI plan proposed by Jaffee, Kunreuther, and Michel Kerjan is that it would allow market forces to determine long term (20 years or more) insurance premiums.

Female workers who have paid social insurance for 15 years receive pension equal to 45 of the average monthly salary, which is the basis for payment of social insurance, as applied for male workers.

Nor can this problem be solved by imposing fees on insurance companies that withdraw from the market in response to premium caps, because the companies will eventually learn to consider the possibility of such fees even before entering an insurance market.

According to estimates by Robert Klein of Georgia State University, homeowners insurance premiums in Louisiana had already gone up by 70 between 1997 and 2005.

Businesses should encourage their employees to be healthy by providing discounts on insurance, offering team sports, and the like.

Cash benefits and income thresholds for the Alberta Seniors Benefit program have increased, and health insurance premiums for seniors have been eliminated effective October 2004.

In 2004, the Medical Insurance Plan received total income of 3,754,260 from staff premiums and proportional contributions from UNHCR and 258,710 in interest earned.

She also asked about the level of insurance premiums and wondered whether the absence of employer contributions meant that the individuals concerned were required to make double payments.

Property premiums have increased by about four times the rates before the onslaught of hurricane Hugo in September l989.

The amount authorized under this item was fully obligated to cover the cost of the insurance premiums for the world wide third party coverage.

The total component comprises four international professionals contributions to special insurance premiums for risk prone locations and an allocation for security related equipment.

Since one of the spouses had the right to be exempted of the Main Insurance Branch contributions, following a statement of consent of both spouses, the relevant provision usually operated at the expense of women, and this is the reason why the Organisation of Agricultural Insurance has proposed its abolition and the promotion of obligatory insurance of both spouses.

31.6 The requirements of 77,325,600, including an increase of 9,050,900, are based on an anticipated annual increase in membership in the insurance programme and in insurance premiums during the biennium 2006 2007.

In addition, the proposed review of insurance arrangements should cover, inter alia, the conditions governing the profit sharing commission, the system of filing declarations of goods in transit for insurance and the possibility of further reduction in the premiums paid (A 49 5 Add.5, sect. I, paras. 76 97).

In areas where scientists think that there is a likelihood that greater risks will prevail in coming years, high insurance premiums would provide a market incentive to curtail development.

Insuring Against Insurance

38. The recommendation that Member States should pay their dues in four quarterly instalments instead of in a single lump sum at the beginning of the year warranted careful consideration.

(i) The sum of 8.2 million provided for after service health insurance premiums for retirees and staff costs such as ex gratia payments