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TSRs for the subject company and all its peers are measured from the last day of the month closest to the subject company's fiscal year end. For example, if the subject company's fiscal year end is Dec 31, then the one-year and three-year TSRs for the subject company and its peers will be based on Dec 31. Compensation figures for all companies are as of the latest available date. The front page of the ISS report will show these closest month-end FYend TSRs for the company and its peer groups, which thus may differ from the reported fiscal year returns of the company and its peers.

Even without tricks like balance billing, a person insured under the ACA could easily run up a healthcare bill of $43,696.54 (two calendar years of the maximum out-of-pocket) if they get seriously sick. Before the ACA they’d end up bankrupt. After the ACA, they’d also end up bankrupt. By any measure this is expensive and lousy insurance, sold under a mandate that requires people to purchase it or pay a fine to the US tax collector. I know many ACA defenders say the fine isn’t a big deal because it’s small though none of them same seem willing to just drop it for the same reason.

Two major pieces of federal legislation were enacted to lessen the economic effect of these problems. In 1985 the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) required employers to continue an employee's existing level of health care coverage for up to eighteen months (three years in some cases) after the employment relationship ended. Under COBRA, employers may charge their former employees 102 percent of the total premium, but in most situations that group rate is cheaper than individual coverage. However, only 7 percent of the unemployed can afford to pay for COBRA health insurance, since premiums average almost $700 a month for family coverage.

California initiative campaigns have a way of reducing all important public policy issues to their lowest intellectual denominators - and highest financial numerators. The coming battle over the state's medical malpractice limits looks certain to set records in both categories. We've written before about the necessity of modernizing The Total TakeOver MICRA, the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act of 1975. Even its drafter acknowledges that it was botched at birth; because its limit of $250,000 on pain-and-suffering recoveries isn't indexed to inflation, it serves merely to shut the courthouse door to the victims of medical malpractice (Michael Hiltzik, 12/10).

Quality control was another serious problem. Because deliveries were planned and goods were not sourced individually by enterprises, the input goods of the commodity being produced could be entirely substandard or unusable leading to a cascading failure in the supply chain. These supply chain collapses were so frequent that industries would routinely overestimate the needs of input goods and stock-pile them in order to deal with the poor quality. Further, they would sometimes even produce goods internally that were nominally delivered so as to meet planning targets that could not be met with the inferior input products.

Citigroup's most famous office building is the Citigroup Center, a diagonal-roof skyscraper located in East Midtown , Manhattan , New York City, which despite popular belief is not the company's headquarters building. Citigroup has its headquarters across the street in an anonymous-looking building at 399 Park Avenue (the site of the original location of the City National Bank). The headquarters is outfitted with nine luxury dining rooms, with a team of private chefs preparing a different menu each day. The management team is on the second and third floors above a Citibank branch.