On the recordApril 22, 2009
So, one could suggest, with a fair degree of certainty, that was it not for the insurance, and not for the payments, that the foreclosure rates would be higher than what they currently are?
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congress.govDanny Davis: “So, one could suggest, with a fair degree of certainty, that was it not for the insurance, and not for the payments…”
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Davis emphasizes the importance of unemployment insurance in preventing higher foreclosure rates.
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