Of course, by similar reasoning, private insurers and individual self-paying patients who pay relatively high prices for given services can lament that they are the victims of a cost shift from private insurers with stronger market power vis à vis hospitals, which enables them to bargain for lower prices for identical services.
Crime, most of them agreed, did pay relatively well.
Yet at the same time, keeping pay relatively stable is critical to retaining and rewarding employees.
Even so, most classes in American history pay relatively scant attention to those who held the nation's second highest office.
But because Pelham has only a small commercial tax base from which to draw, homeowners pay relatively high taxes.
The New York Stock Exchange utility index, which is dominated by companies that pay relatively high dividends, rose 5.55percentt.
But such accounts pay relatively little, even compared with the chief alternatives, money market funds and and certificates of deposit.
Mr. Campbell said he would pay "relatively the same rent but have much more space" in the new location.
The numbers show that oil companies and retailers pay relatively high tax rates, as you can see in this chart.
And it's why, for years, Americans, who pay relatively low prices for their foods, have bristled at vanilla's prices, and have used it so rarely.
Bonds such as these are relatively new and investors have been attracted to them because they pay relatively high coupons, or returns, to investors.
