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What would a laissezfaire policy regarding drugs involve?
no government regulation
Laissezfaire policy during the Gilded Age in which government let businesses function without regulation reflected the Constitutional principle of?
limited government.
What was the best example of a laissezfaire economic policy that helps businesses make profits?
limiting regulations on the steel industry-novanet
What are the disadvantages of a renewable term life insurance?
Renewable term or ART (Annual Renewable Term) - premium increases every year as you get older. A level term policy however has level premiums for the length of the term. Also, you can also get a Return Of Premium level term, and get your money back at the end of the term if you outlive your policy. Other option is to convert your term policy into a permanent type policy, like whole life or universal life. An experienced agent can help with this.
What is meant by the term 'economic stagnation'?
The term 'economic stagnation' means a period of slow economic growth. Depending on the definition of the term, this means growth less than around 2% per year or significantly less than the growth predicted by experts. Causes can be poor economic policy, catastrophes and demographic developments.
What would a laissezfaire policy regarding drugs involve?
no government regulation
Laissezfaire policy during the Gilded Age in which government let businesses function without regulation reflected the Constitutional principle of?
limited government.
What does the term renewable mean?
It means the term policy can be renewed without having to provide proof of insurability.
What term means how operations will be conducted to accomplish national policy objectives?
Strategy
What did laissezfaire supporters believe about the role of government in economic affairs?
Entrepreneurs
What those the term government means?
Government refers to the control and administration of public policy.
What was the best example of a laissezfaire economic policy that helps businesses make profits?
limiting regulations on the steel industry-novanet
Who are benefits of a life insurance policy paid to if the insured survives the term?
In a term policy if you outlive the term of your policy, no benefits are paid. For example, if you buy a 20 year term life insurance policy, and you are alive at the end of the policy, no death benefit is paid out. -ex
What is convertible term insurance?
A term policy that can be converted to a whole life (or other) policy.
What does What if your Current Policy in Force mean?
The term "in force" means the policy premiums have been paid up to date, and that if the person who is insured dies, the ins company will pay the death benefit.
What does -What if your Current Policy in Force mean?
The term "in force" means the policy premiums have been paid up to date, and that if the person who is insured dies, the ins company will pay the death benefit.
When is a policy paid out?
a policy can be paid out upon death of the life insured, maturity (if the policy has a term and is with profit) or via cash surrender (for a lower value) as long as the policy is with profit and is not a assurance term policy
