Discount retailers like Wal-Mart, and rival Target, stand to benefit, while more expensive chains and companys will likely suffer.
The lower definition will require many companies to offer insurance to more employees, which would make providing benefits much more expensive — hence the schedule juggling that Mr. Trautwein foresees.
Reduction in hand shock and the bow's overall longevity are also important benefits of more expensive, higher quality materials.
Mrs. Clinton questioned why Mr. Lazio had objected to the legislation, since it was intended to benefit people in more expensive areas, including Mr. Lazio's district on Long Island, by raising the limit on the size of mortgages guaranteed by the federal government.
Administration officials and Congressional budget analysts said that nearly three-fourths of the discrepancy in the Medicare cost estimates -- $100 billion of the $139 billion difference -- was attributable to the fact that the White House believed the new drug benefit would be more expensive than Congress had assumed.
Paper objective was to quantify what is real benefit by implementing more expensive thermal enhanced grout, compared to traditional bentonite, silica-sand grouts.
As Early PN did not demonstrate a clinical benefit and is more expensive, a formal cost-effectiveness analysis was superfluous.
As the EPaNIC study did not show a benefit for the more expensive nutritional strategy of Early PN, this preplanned analysis was futile.
They would have to be paid on the teachers' pay scale, with benefits, which is more expensive than the current substitute teacher pay structure.
As a result, it says, consumers will have to spend more of their own money on health care, and employers may be less inclined to offer health insurance to workers because health benefits have become more expensive.
