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Since 2007, Groat has received over $1.5 million in cash and stock compensation from PXP (an average of $380,000 per year).

A survey by Pearl Meyer of the proxies of 180 companies with the same boss in 2002 and 2003 found that overall compensation dropped from an average of $10m to $9.1m.

REUTERS Pay Riseses for Wall Street's Chiefs  |  Compensation rose by an average of 20.4 percent last year among 50 chief executives of the biggest financial companies by market capitalization, Bloomberg Markets Magazine reports in an annual ranking.

Under his plan, the 1.1m households that missed out in the mini-budget compensation package would receive an average of £60, at a cost of £66m.

According to a survey done in the third quarter of last year by Pearl Meyer & Partners, a human resources consulting firm in New York, the number of options granted by 50 major companies that will report their 2001 compensation this spring was up an average of 12percentt from 2000.

But the new measure may have more bark than bite, especially if the rules call for the executives' total compensation to fall by an average of 50percentthethe actual pay cuts for the top 25 earners at Citigroup and Bank of America could be skewed because their chief executives have already agreed to enormous reductions.

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York and the lead sponsor of the Zadroga Act in the House, said that since victims' families had been covered by the original 9/11 compensation fund, which paid an average of $2.1 million to each family, the goal was to look after others who suffered.

American Eagle has already paid $150,000 in compensation to its passengers, or an average of $250 a person.

She argues that the timing is bad given the weak economy and that the benefit could increase compensation costs for businesses by an average of 1.5 percent, which in her view would hurt smaller companies to the point of driving them out of business or out of the city.

Respondents who experienced unemployment and received unemployment compensation in 2000 were unemployed for an average of 11.4 weeks, and those who did not receive compensation were unemployed for an average of 8.2 weeks.

Excluding the value of options granted in the last two years, those C.E.O.'s received, on average, total compensation of $5.9 million, up 23percentt from an average of $4.8 million in 2002.