Obviously, a firm does not profit if an apprentice receives pay equal to the value of productivity.
In conjunction with the TSS, some scholars seek the revenue-neutral property; that is, the total toll revenue collected is set equal to the total amount of subsidies paid (essentially, the average commuter pays nothing [43]).
For example, the barbaric eye-for-an-eye passages in the Hebrew Bible (e.g. Ex 21 23-25) may be read metaphorically to mean that a person who harms another must pay monetary damages: for causing the loss of an eye one must pay a fine equal to the worth of an eye.
This removes the faint hope that NS&I might have thrown a lifeline to desperate income-seekers by launching a new wave of the certificates, which historically have paid interest equal to the RPI measure of inflation plus an average of 0.5%.
Volunteers need to pay a deposit equal to the value of a weekend ticket, shifts last six-to-eight hours and volunteers need to clock up 24 hours over the course of the festival.
The health care provider will have to pay a cost equal to the total of all the costs for individual patients under the chosen treatment, and when expressed on a per-patient basis this is the population mean cost.
In such a case the marginal tax rate is equal to the discounted value of the taxes paid on the marginal unit of income in the first year where the firm is expected to have positive taxable income.
Simply put, that means Medicare-For-All with people younger than age 65 paying premiums equal to the actual cost of their participation.
Retiring police officers and firefighters will receive a pension equal to 50percentt of the pay they earned in their 20th year of service, plus a pension credit equal to 1.7percentt of the pay they earned for each of the years after 20.
Unlike unemployment benefits, this benefit is paid directly by the employer and is equal to half pay for the first 20 days of illness, and 67% thereafter.
