(CBS has, for years, been the oldest network in terms of median age of viewers, a status that has hurt CBS with advertisers, many of whom pay premiums to reach younger viewers).
Given that the average Social Security benefit for a 64-year-old retiree is only $12,920, there will likely be retirees for whom insurance premiums consume more than their entire Social Security benefit.
So barring Americans from accessing subsidies via federally-run exchanges would set off a classic insurance-market "downward spiral" by nullifying the individual mandate for millions of people (for whom unsubsidized premiums would exceed eightpercentt of income, the ACA's affordability ceiling for imposing the mandate).
The schools became Clacton Coastal Academy, which today accommodates 1,700 students, more than half of whom receive pupil premium.
Iowa has a large percentage of Christian evangelicals who account for an estimated 40-60% of the likely caucus-goers, many of whom put a premium on strong marriage.
The new numbers are based on far more reliable — but slower to arrive — counts of the the number of workers for whom unemployment insurance premiums were paid.
While the government uses the survey of employers to estimate the number of jobs, the benchmark revisions are based on reports from states on the number of employees for whom unemployment insurance premiums are paid.
NBC, Mr. Zucker said, has always maintained a significant edge among the most affluent and highly educated of the 18- to 49-year-old viewers, whom advertisers pay a premium to reach.
"It's going to be about balance," Mr. Zucker said, emphasizing the advantage NBC has enjoyed with higher-quality scripted shows that play especially well with upper-income well-educated viewers, whom advertisers pay a premium to reach.
Page B1 FX EXPANDS ITS INFLUENCE FX, a basic cable channel that is part of News Corporation's powerful cable division, has consciously carved a niche in the new television landscape -- one mainly aimed at young men whom marketers pay a premium to reach -- with risky, breakthrough and even occasionally offensive material.
