Moreover, it has implications for the U.K. treasury, as a dividend cut would mean that there would be less in tax dollars paid attributable to the BP dividend.
So Mitchell Drossman, head of national wealth strategies for U.S. Trust, suggests clients who are still working do an "upstream conversion"–they roll pretax 401(k) contributions that were rolled into an IRAs back into their current employer's 401 k), leaving them an IRAs made up of only aftertax dollars and earnings attributable to them.
Work by epidemiologists on the relationships between pollutant exposures and adverse health effects will play a vital role in EPA's ability to value in dollars the health improvements attributable to pollution control.
Since then, his editorials have pointed out that the British postwar industrial and dollar-earning records are better than those of any other Marshall Plan country, that the dollar crisis is not attributable solely to Socialist planning, as some critics have said, and that nationalization has not greatly affected the economic situation.
Nor could it estimate the dollar value of health benefits attributable to the rules because of uncertainties over exactly where future extraction operations would occur and what the local and regional impacts would be.
In 1996, the company's losses amounted to three dollars and twenty-seven cents per share — attributable, in part, to extraordinary expenses but also to the fact that the Atlantic City gaming industry has all but stopped growing.
Despite widespread use and a long performance history, industry continues to experience significant operations and maintenance cost expenditures, conservatively estimated by some at more than 250 million US dollars per year, that are directly attributable to plant piping system leakage, of which SWG leaks appear to play a significant role.
Kappleman et al., [ 3] using an administrative claims data set, found the mean annual direct health care cost of UC to be $5,066 per patient per year (in 2004 US dollars); 38% of costs were attributable to hospitalization, 35% to outpatient care, and 27% to pharmaceutical claims.
"The upturn in student recruitment to American universities in 2007 was, in our opinion, largely attributable to the falling dollar," says Mr Bew.For the INTO students at UEA, a cheaper pound now is a pleasant boost to their spending power.
Much of the decline in its revenue was attributable to the strength of the dollar, as funds in foreign currencies are worth less when translated to dollars.
