As a private partnership, it does not release financial figures, and Mr. Gupta recently told employees that "overall revenues were flat last year" and partners' compensation fell, on average, by one-third, according to a McKinsey transcript obtained by The New York Times of a Webcast for consultants held early this year.
The plan, for the 25 top earners at seven companies that received exceptional help, will on average cut total compensation this year by about 50percentt.
A study of the Singur purchase by Mr Ghatak and others found that, though compensation was on average close to market value, landowners with superior plots were offered too little.As long as farmers in India believe they might be ripped off, protests against land purchases by the state are likely to continue.
Total compensation is on average 8% lower for firms listed in Fortune's ranking of America's most admired companies.
As they return home with more wounds, and perhaps more savvy, the ones who file for disability compensation are claiming on average nearly 10 disorders or injuries each, compared with 6 for Vietnam veterans and fewer than 4 for World War II veterans.
This means the cost to taxpayers of public employees' compensation packages are on average no greater than the cost to private sector employees.
The difference was especially pronounced for those who did not receive unemployment compensation, even though, on average, they experienced fewer weeks of unemployment than those who received benefits.
The system also manages traffic and logistics and algorithmically calculates compensation for Papa Pals (on average, Parker says they make $20 to $30 per visit, which typically last about three hours).
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.
The consensus among recruiters and compensation consultants is that bonuses, on average, will be 5percentto15percentcent bigger than they were for 1999.
