"I think employees in private and public get some little, nominal benefit from where they work," Jerold L. Zaro, a commissioner with the State Highway Authority, told the newspaper.
While there have been some changes in the DSP income disregard, tax rates, and in its nominal benefit guarantee, over the entire period from 1970 to 2011, the break-even income threshold where DSP benefits go to zero has only increased slightly faster than average wage earnings.
President Barack Obama spoke on the Keystone XL pipeline during his last press conference of the year, saying the project would be "a nominal benefit" to consumers in the United States.
where b it now denotes the nominal unemployment benefit of worker i at time t, u it e denotes the expected unemployment duration of the worker, and T U and T E denote nominal taxes on unemployment benefits and income from work, respectively.
The real exiles are families whose rent is covered by housing benefit, tipping their nominal income from benefits over the level of the government cap of £500 per week.
What is given to patients by the nominal expansion of benefits, Dr. Goldman said, may in some cases be taken away by the practices used by management companies to contain costs.
I try to compensate for this by adjusting the position of the screen and using software tricks like increasing the size of the mouse pointer, but its benefits are nominal.
If that's right, then one of the big supposed benefits of nominal GDP targeting - that consumers and businesses will have some certainty about the future path of their nominal incomes - largely evaporates.
The benefit of nominal group technique is that all experts have an equal opportunity to participate and influence the decision.
Think of those numbers from the perspective of a US state pension fund, which is assuming 7.5-8% nominal returns to meet worker benefits.
