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Fujita has the weakest balance sheet of all, with an interest-rate coverage of 0.8.
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Large employers (more than 50 full-time workers or the equivalent) must pay an assessment if they don't offer employees certain minimum coverage at an affordable rate.
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So if we have tax reform, lower the corporate tax rate, and require the companies to provide healthcare coverage in exchange for the lower tax rate this really would help.
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Call around to find the lowest rate for your coverage needs.
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In addition, the rate of private insurance coverage was essentially unchanged in 2011 for the first time in a decade.
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Officials at the G20 meeting this weekend agreed on the need to strengthen the effectiveness and coherence of bilateral and multilateral IMF surveillance, particularly on financial sector coverage, fiscal, monetary and exchange rate policies.
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The levels of fixed-rate debt and floating-rate debt should come down, and the coverage ratios should improve in the next year or two, says General Growth Chief Financial Officer Bernard Freibaum Bernard Freibaum in a conference call with investors today.
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The levels of fixed-rate debt and floating-rate debt should come down, and the coverage ratios should improve in the next year or two, says General Growth Chief Financial Officer Bernard Freibaum in a conference call with investors today.
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And the rate of unnecessary ER admissions has remained steady at 15% even after universal health coverage passed in the bay state.
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Between 2000 and 2006, health care costs rose nearly five times the rate of inflation, causing many companies to shift more costs to employees or simply drop health coverage all together.
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