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important, though, to realize that this result is driven by an aging effect of the FRM pool, caused by a decrease in the popularity of FRMs from 2001 to 2006 (see Table 1). In other words, FRMs originated in 2006 in fact performed unusually poorly (Figure 3, upper-right panel), but if one plots the delinquency rate of outstanding FRMs over time (Figure 4, left panel), the weaker performance of vintage 2006 loans is masked by the aging of the overall FRM pool. Figure 4: Actual Delinquency Rates of

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Canada. As the largest and most complex enterprise in the country, the federal public service employs some 250 000 Canadians in 200 departments and agencies” addressing human resources issues is a “major undertaking” “To respond to the needs of an aging and more diverse population, our professional public service must adapt to an increasingly global economic landscape and ever-changing information and communication technologies. Public servants must also cope with a legitimate public expectation for

been described except to report hat it is characterized by minimal deficit with cataract and mild myotonia (Harper, 2001). The present study shed a different light on the matter, some may advance that this latter result is explained by the normal aging process but again, the mean age of our sample with the mild phenotype was only 57 years old (S.D. 14.4). There is thus a clear need to review services policy for this phenotype. Globally, the factors in each model explained about half of the