According to the sales book, the building generates a relatively slim cash flow of $17.1 million on a net operating income of $130.5 million, after debt service and other expenses.
Jacob Hacker, a political scientist at Yale University, calculates an "economic security index" which tracks the proportion of Americans who see their disposable household income (after debt service and medical costs) decline by 25% or more from one year to the next.
After debt service, taxes, insurance and an allowance for repairs he'll clear $3,500 this year.
This shows the amount of money a new stadium or ballpark generates annually after debt service and other related team expenses.
Joseph Coccimiglio, an analyst at Prudential Securities, predicts the company will do so by using the $200 million of cash it will generate in 2000, after debt service and capital expenditures, to make acquisitions, pay down debt or buy back stock.
With cash flow after debt service topping $50 million, this off-season the Redskins used fat signing bonuses to sign several free agents, such as former Jets wide receiver Laveranues Coles Laveranues Coles.
After all, it's the amount left over after debt service that will be available for you and your family to live on.
Although the Energy Supply/Demand Plan had been successful until the early 1990s, the following economic downturn which began shortly after the completion of the Darlington nuclear station made Ontario Hydro's high debt servicing costs and reduced revenue a major public issue.
Debt servicing already uses up some 35% of government revenues.
Investors will worry about governments' ability to service their debt and will push up yields, making debt servicing even harder.
