Earthquake Hazard Mitigation and Earthquake Insurance: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Policy Research and Insurance of the Committee on Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, Second Session, September 11 and 12, 1990, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1991 - 1092 pages |
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... billions of dollars in reserves to administer insurance and separate mitiga- tion funds , and meet the objectives of the hazards reduction pro- gram . Second , without adequate financial resources , the devastation arising from a ...
... billions of dollars in reserves to administer insurance and separate mitiga- tion funds , and meet the objectives of the hazards reduction pro- gram . Second , without adequate financial resources , the devastation arising from a ...
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... billions of dollars of economic losses will occur from future earthquakes if we do not begin to take action now . The National Earthquake Insurance Program , with a mandated mitigation element , could be the beginning of a long - term ...
... billions of dollars of economic losses will occur from future earthquakes if we do not begin to take action now . The National Earthquake Insurance Program , with a mandated mitigation element , could be the beginning of a long - term ...
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... billion , Mr. Chairman , we must ask ourselves what we are doing wrong . After all , as we heard from Dr. Wesson , losses in the Loma Prieta earthquake were by and large predictable , and indeed , many of the structural fail- ures were ...
... billion , Mr. Chairman , we must ask ourselves what we are doing wrong . After all , as we heard from Dr. Wesson , losses in the Loma Prieta earthquake were by and large predictable , and indeed , many of the structural fail- ures were ...
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... billion estimated loss . This is followed by almost $ 15 billion on the San Andreas fault in the San Francisco area . These $ 18 billion and $ 15 billion losses would be borne by home- owners if insurance did not exist and the ...
... billion estimated loss . This is followed by almost $ 15 billion on the San Andreas fault in the San Francisco area . These $ 18 billion and $ 15 billion losses would be borne by home- owners if insurance did not exist and the ...
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... billion is paid by insurance . The difference between $ 17.8 billion and $ 2 billion or about $ 16 billion is paid by the homeown- er . Clearly , the impact of a deductible is tremendous . Companies have deductibles that vary from 5 ...
... billion is paid by insurance . The difference between $ 17.8 billion and $ 2 billion or about $ 16 billion is paid by the homeown- er . Clearly , the impact of a deductible is tremendous . Companies have deductibles that vary from 5 ...
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