On the recordMarch 30, 2009
Congressional Budget Office estimated over 50 percent for a default rate, which means that this would not be the least expensive if the U.S. taxpayer has to take on the cost for doing this.
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Shea-Porter highlights the high default rate on loans for nuclear projects as a financial risk.
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