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The document is a bulletin from the Arkansas Insurance Department detailing various legislative changes related to insurance laws in Arkansas, effective July 31, 2009. It outlines amendments to existing statutes and introduces new regulations affecting insurance companies, producers, and consumers. Key topics include payment of agent fees, electronic fund transfers for workers' compensation benefits, adjustments to licensing requirements, and updates on consumer protections in health insurance. The bulletin serves as a comprehensive guide for stakeholders in the insurance industry regarding compliance with the new laws.

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Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the purpose of the document. This will help you understand the context of the policies discussed.
Move on to Section 1 regarding Payment of Agent Fees. Fill in any required fields related to agent information and ensure compliance with updated regulations.
Continue through each section, such as Amendment to Service Contract Act and Electronic Deposit of Workers’ Compensation Benefit Payments, ensuring that you accurately input any necessary data as specified.
For sections discussing penalties or amendments, make notes on how these changes may affect your operations or compliance requirements.
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What are the objectives of foreign trade policy 2009 14?

Overall Summary: The short term objective of our policy is to arrest and reverse the declining trend of exports and to provide additional support especially to those sectors which have been hit badly by recession in the developed world.

Why did global trade slow in 2008-2009?

economy. Declining asset prices, faltering demand and falling production translated into dramatically reduced and, in some cases, negative growth in production and trade in many countries. Trade has also been affected adversely by a sharp decline in credit to finance imports and exports.

What was the US trade deficit in 2008?

In 2008, the merchandise trade deficit increased by $24.2 billion (3 percent) to $920.7 billion. The trade deficit was affected substantially by the higher price of crude petroleum, which resulted in an increase in the value of U.S. imports of energy-related products.

What was the US trade deficit in 2009?

In 2009, the U.S. merchandise trade deficit fell by $308.2 billion (33 percent) to $612.4 billion.