TAILIEUCHUNG - National Credit Union Administration Regulations

If now the household starts spending some of its income (as can be expected in the real world), we would see a further step in the income-creation: Demand for consumer goods would increase. As long as consumer goods are produced domestically and firms can expand their production, this would lead to a further increase in domestic employment, further increasing aggregate income. However, as households save part of their income, also aggregate saving increases, providing the ex post finance of the initial investment. In the cases where demand runs into capacity constraints, an increase in prices could be expected,. | National Credit Union Administration Regulations March 2010 NCUA 1775 Duke Street Alexandria VA 22314-3428 NCUA 8006 M3500 FOREWORD The National Credit Union Administration NCUA publishes its own edition of its regulations as a convenient reference for agency staff and other users and makes this edition available on the agency website ncua. gov and in hard copy. Credit unions receive one free hard copy. Hard copies can be ordered through NCUA s publication service at Publications or by calling 703 518-6340. NCUA s regulations are officially codified in the Code of Federal Regulation CFR . 12 . Parts 700-797. This March 2010 edition supersedes NCUA s May 2008 edition of its regulations and includes all amendments to NCUA regulations finalized through January 2010. Future changes to this edition of the regulations will be made available in two ways. Changes will be available as soon as possible in a PDF file on the NCUA website containing replacement pages for this March 2010 edition. Also periodically hard copy subscribers will be furnished changes in the form of loose leaf pages to replace pages in this March 2010 .

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