Sentence examples for ratio of compensation from inspiring English sources

The ratio of compensation to revenue was 39 percent.

But it has also trimmed four percentage points off its ratio of compensation to revenue.

The ratio of compensation to revenue, obsessively cited by consultancies opining on Wall Street, is 60% for Jefferies, well above the 40% mark now widely regarded as efficient.

Worse, many expect the ratio of compensation to income, which normally hovers just below 50%, to balloon in 2008 as banks' revenues fall faster than their pay bills.

The ratio of compensation expenses to net revenue at the corporate and investment bank was just 36.7percentt at the end of the third quarter, compared with an industry average of 46.6percentt.

Ecologists in the New York-New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program, an alliance of government and private environmental organizations, are now pressing for a much higher ratio of compensation from companies that damage wetlands.

While Wall Street pay may be down, banks' ratio of compensation-to-revenue is likely to go up.

OECD defines the compensation rate in a sector as the ratio of the compensation of employees and the number of employees in that sector.

In performina analyses on the cost composition of two schemes with different DRPDs, we can see a rapidly rising ratio of DR compensation cost to the total cost as more users participate in DR so that DR compensation cost cannot be ignored as part of the planning process (See Fig. 9).

The first step is to use the ECEC series to compute the ratio of overall compensation to W-2 wages.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Ratio of DR compensation cost to the total cost.