Premium and method of premium payment

How much government debt is too much is an open question, because tolerance for public debt is highly dependent on prevailing perceptions. The risk premium attached to the interest rate is the critical variable once it starts rising, the existing rate of deficit financing becomes unsustainable.

Article 56 After the establishment of the contract, the applicant may pay the premium by a single premium or by installments in accordance with the terms of the contract.

Article 37 Unless otherwise specified in the contract, the insurer shall reduce the premium and return the corresponding premium paid pro rata to the number of days, if either

Government educates and invests, increasing the supply and reducing the premium earned by skilled workers, and lowering the rate of return on physical capital. It also provides social insurance by taxing the prosperous and redistributing benefits to the less fortunate.

In 2002, for example, the income thresholds for the Premium Subsidy program were increased, which made it easier for individuals and families to qualify for premium subsidy.

The premium on accurate and careful listening has simply disappeared.

Addressing the situations of internal displacement placed a premium on partnerships, namely with NGOs.

St. Helena coffee is considered one of the highest quality, premium coffees in the world.

In issuing contingent capital, banks would have to pay a higher interest rate than they would on ordinary long term debt, because debt investors will face the true cost of capital, not the government subsidized cost. Over time, however, the interest rate premium is likely to be small, because higher capital requirements and contingent capital should significantly reduce the likelihood of ever reaching the triggers.

It's when you charge a premium for people to drive on congested roads.

In addition, the Work Premium is better harmonized with other income support programs.

The growing demand for natural resources puts a premium on promoting regional cooperation policies.

They are capable of distinguishing, however imperfectly and belatedly, between macroeconomic conditions in various countries. This is why interest rate spreads within the eurozone have been widening, with Germany and the Nordic countries benefiting from lower borrowing costs and the problem countries being punished by a high risk premium.

The BOJ would be right to worry, of course, if interest rates were rising because of a growing risk premium, rather than because of higher inflation expectations. The risk premium could rise, for example, if investors became uncertain about whether Kuroda would adhere to his commitment.

And they come to the market knowing what grades their products will achieve in terms of a price premium.

In Senegal too, the customs officer and his superiors receive a premium in case of detecting and preventing smuggling.

All members would, in principle, be eligible, but premium rates would be differentiated and established on the basis of quantitative criteria. The scale of premium rates would need to be transparent but the actual cost of access for individual members would remain strictly confidential (as in any insurance contract).

The European authorities accepted a plan that would reduce the deficit gradually, but the markets were not reassured. The risk premium on Greek government bonds continues to hover around three percentage points, depriving Greece of much of the benefit of euro membership namely, being able to refinance government bonds at the official discount rate.

failing to file the insurance clauses and premium rates for its proposed insurance products as required.

As the sole selected Best of the Best product from China, China Airlines Premium Business Class cabin design is attractive.

And, because globalization places such a high premium on the provision of information, that process itself is subject to extortion.

The State applied a voluntary insurance policy to farmers with the premium decided by Provincial People's Committee.

In 2004, the government announced that, as of January of 2005, the Work Premium would replace the Parental Wage Assistance program (PWA).

When investors make less risky loans, they require a lower risk premium , thereby reducing the cost of borrowing to the borrower.

During this period, the Vietnamese State places great premium on development of social welfare policy, especially for rural and remote areas.

The spectre of nuclear terrorism has placed a new premium on the need to strengthen the global nuclear non proliferation regime.

(1)The values thereof varies with particular interest rates, prices of financial instruments, prices of commodities, foreign exchange rates, price indexes, premium rate indexes, credit ratings, credit indexes and other similar variables if the variable is a non financial variable, there shall not exist any special relationship between such variable and any party to the contract

Now this noise is so great that society places a huge premium on those of us who can reduce the consequences of noise.

The reduction with respect to general property insurance results from more favourable premium rates negotiated with the provider.

Unlike the PWA program, the Work Premium is a tax credit and is accessible through filing of an annual income tax return.

A great' year is a year of premium prices (higher than the US price) for steel in the world steel export market.

Monetary policy may have bolstered stock prices in two ways, either lowering the discount rate by compressing the equity risk premium, or simply reducing risk free rates for long enough to raise the present value of stocks. In either case, equity prices should level off at some point, allowing earnings to catch up, or even correct downward.

Children living in low income families are eligible for premium free health benefits through the Alberta Child Health Benefit.

The interest rate premium that the market would inevitably demand from a young sovereign like Scotland could be minimized by issuing debt in sterling, thereby protecting investors from additional devaluation risk. But, without its own currency issuing central bank, Scotland would forego seigniorage (profits from central bank operations that typically benefit the national treasury).

On the contrary, economic theorists have been puzzled by the historical rate of increase in the stock market, which they call the equity premium puzzle. They do not have a corresponding name for the behavior of the housing market, because, historically, its prices (correcting for inflation) have not generally gone up very much on average, until the post 2000 bubble.

Theoretically, 536,000 households could benefit from the Work Premium, compared to the 30,000 households who benefited from the PWA program.

In this connection, a high premium must be placed on providing educational opportunities and on the capability of people to have access to education.

Benefits include premium free Alberta Health Care, dental care, eye care and glasses, prescriptions, essential diabetic supplies and emergency ambulance services.

Multinational force and Iraqi commanders place a high premium on close cooperation to ensure that their actions are complementary and coordinated.

Article 106 The basic insurance clauses and premium rates for major types of commercial insurance shall be formulated by the financial supervision and regulation department.

HONG KONG On March 1, China s State Council announced a new batch of restrictions aimed at reining in property prices by curbing speculative demand. The measures include tighter limits on home purchases by non locals in cities with excessive price gains, a reinforced 20 capital gains tax, mandatory 70 down payments, and a 30 benchmark interest rate premium for second mortgages.

Moreover, if Italians held all Italian public debt, any increase in the risk premium would be less burdensome. Even if the risk premium doubled, to 500 basis points, the Italian government s debt service costs would rise, but the money would be paid to Italian investors (whose higher incomes could then be taxed away).

The insurance clauses and premium rates for other types of insurance formulated by an insurance company shall be filed with the financial supervision and regulation department .

Article 20An embedded derivative instrument shall refer to a derivative instrument which is embedded into a non derivative instrument (namely, the principal contract) so that some or all of the cash flow of the mixed instrument changes with the change of particular interest rates, prices of the financial instrument, prices of commodities, foreign exchange rates, pricing indexes, premium rate indexes, credit ratings, credit indexes or other similar variables.