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The document contains comments from Disability Rights Advocates regarding the California Public Utilities Commission's consideration of a reverse auction process for administering the California High-Cost Fund B program. DisabRA emphasizes the importance of defining 'basic service' in a manner that adequately addresses the needs of low-income individuals, particularly those with disabilities. They express concerns about the potential risks of using standards developed in a limited forum and advocate for broader stakeholder participation in discussions about telecommunications services, especially as it relates to the LifeLine program.

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What is the California CPUC solar decision?

High Cost Funds (HCF) help offset the financial impact on Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) that provide educational services to high need children with disabilities. High need children with disabilities receive educational services which exceed three times the states average per pupil expenditure (APPE).

What is a high cost fund?

High Cost distributes funding to telecom carriers to deliver service in rural areas where the market alone cannot support the substantial cost of deploying network infrastructure and providing connectivity.

What is considered a high cost area?

If a regions median home value exceeds 115% of the baseline mortgage loan limit, that area is designated as a high-cost area, and its local loan limits are adjusted upwards proportionally.

What is a high cost mutual fund?

A good expense ratio, from an investors viewpoint, is around 0.5% to 0.75% for an actively managed portfolio. An expense ratio greater than 1.5% is considered high.

What does a high cost of funds mean?

The cost of funds is important for banks as it directly affects their income. Low costs mean banks can offer better loan rates and attract more deposits, boosting their earnings. High costs, however, can reduce profits and limit how much they can lend to their customers.

What does a high funding cost mean?

A high funding rate means that long positions need to pay a significant amount of funding fees to short positions. This indicates a high demand for long positions relative to short positions, which can result in the price of perpetual futures contracts being higher than the underlying asset price.

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