Secondary Mortgage Market and Mortgage Credit, Hearings Before the Subcommittee, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Housing and Urban Affairs of ..., 91-2 on S.2958, S.3503, S.3508, and S.3442 ..., March 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, 19701970 - 355 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 46.
2. lappuse
... 3 billion at a maximum interest rate of 6 percent . The bill directs the Federal Reserve Board to purchase these cer- tificates through the discount window of the Federal Reserve banks . The funds thus obtained would be made available ...
... 3 billion at a maximum interest rate of 6 percent . The bill directs the Federal Reserve Board to purchase these cer- tificates through the discount window of the Federal Reserve banks . The funds thus obtained would be made available ...
7. lappuse
... 3 billion at a maximum interest rate of 6 percent . The bill directs the Federal Reserve Board to purchase these cer- tificates through the discount window of the Federal Reserve banks . The funds thus obtained would be made available ...
... 3 billion at a maximum interest rate of 6 percent . The bill directs the Federal Reserve Board to purchase these cer- tificates through the discount window of the Federal Reserve banks . The funds thus obtained would be made available ...
14. lappuse
... billion dollars a year in special Housing Certificates at a maximum interest ... ( 3 ) The maximum rate of interest , including all points , not exceed 62 % a ... 3 billion in any one year , the total amount authorized over the years is ...
... billion dollars a year in special Housing Certificates at a maximum interest ... ( 3 ) The maximum rate of interest , including all points , not exceed 62 % a ... 3 billion in any one year , the total amount authorized over the years is ...
15. lappuse
... 3 billion additional Treasury obligations in the capital markets would , of course , attract funds away from other uses , including credit that would otherwise finance housing as well as other capital improvements . Moreover , the Board ...
... 3 billion additional Treasury obligations in the capital markets would , of course , attract funds away from other uses , including credit that would otherwise finance housing as well as other capital improvements . Moreover , the Board ...
59. lappuse
... 3 billion a year , if all such families were to be accommodated . As much as I dislike the high mortgage interest rates , these rates are only a symptom of tight money and serve the function of rationing the lim- ited supply of credit ...
... 3 billion a year , if all such families were to be accommodated . As much as I dislike the high mortgage interest rates , these rates are only a symptom of tight money and serve the function of rationing the lim- ited supply of credit ...
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$3 billion Administration AFL-CIO agencies amount areas authority BARBA bill borrowing budget ceiling CHAIRMAN closing costs commercial banks Commission committee Congress construction conventional mortgages Corporation discount discount window Federal Home Loan Federal Reserve Federal Reserve System FHA-VA financing fiscal FNMA FNMA's gage GNMA going Government Home Loan Bank Housing and Urban housing goals housing industry housing production housing starts increase inflation institutions interest rates investment JOHN SPARKMAN legislation lenders limited loan associations Loan Bank Board Loan Bank System market for conventional ment middle income mobile homes mort Mortgage Interest Rates mortgage lending mortgage loans mortgage market operations percent President problem proposal purchase recommendations require residential mortgage savings and loan secondary market Secretary ROMNEY Senator BENNETT Senator CRANSTON Senator PERCY Senator PROXMIRE settlement costs statement STRUNK Subcommittee subsidy tight money tion Treasury U.S. Senate Urban Development VA loans