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  1. The payout ratio refers to the propor-tion of profit paid to shareholders. 
      派息率(也称配息率)是指公司净利分派给股东的比率。
  2. Payout from an individual retirement account may not begin until a certain age. 
    从个人退休金帐户里的支出直到某个年龄後才开始。
  3. For example, a company which earns $1 per share and pays out a dividend of 30 cents per share, has a payout ratio of 30%. 
    举例来说,一间赚取每股1元盈利的公司准备派发0.30元股息,它的派息率是30%。
  4. However, a high payout ratio does not necessarily lead to a high divi-dend yield because the share price could be high too. 
    不过,高派息率并不表示公司的股息率是高的,因为其股价也可能挺高的。
  5. A typical company with a high dividend payout normally owns a mature cash-generating business and it does not have any worthy expansion plan.  
    高派息率的公司通常从事成熟的行业兼拥有大量现金,以及没有任何值得投资的扩展计划。

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更多网络释义   Black-lung payout for migrant workers
2010-03-04 17:27:55    作者:    来源:China Daily    点击数:3 SHENZHEN: Fourteen migrant workers who contracted black lung disease due to inadequate safety measures at work have been compensated by the social security fund in South China's Shenzhen city.

The migrants, who are among dozens demanding compensation, have been paid a total of more than 2 million yuan ($294,000), a spokesman with the Shenzhen Trade Union said on Wednesday.

While the official refused to reveal the exact amount paid to each migrant, Zhong Jiaquan, one of the victims, said it ranged from 20,000 to 280,000 yuan each, depending on the severity of the case.

Four other migrants, including Zhong, are still waiting to receive compensation because they are not covered by Shenzhen's social security program.

Their employers had refused to compensate them, Zhong said.

The outspoken and eloquent Zhong has been at the forefront of the fight for the migrants' rights since 100 of them showed symptoms of lung disease in September last year.

The workers, all from central Hunan province, claimed inadequate safety measures were in place at highly-polluted workplaces. Their jobs involved drilling and blasting at more than 10 businesses in Shenzhen.

Eighteen were diagnosed with black lung disease in January by the Shenzhen prevention and treatment center for occupational diseases.

The center has yet to verify the test results from the No. 2 People's Hospital in Shenzhen, which found in January that 41 other migrants were suffering from the same disease, the trade union spokesman said.

The union and the local labor and social security authority are negotiating with their employers over the compensation dispute. Zhong said his employer, Haofengda Engineering Co, had refused to compensate him.

His condition was diagnosed as "medium-stage pneumoconiosis", for which he can expect to receive up to 200,000 yuan in compensation.

Black lung, or pneumoconiosis, is a chronic occupational disease caused by prolonged exposure to mine dust. There is no specific treatment for the ailment, according to the Chinese Medical Association.   (实习编辑:顾萍) Fourteen migrant workers who contracted black lung disease due to inadequate safety measures at work have been compensated by the social security fund in South China's Shenzhen city.

The migrants, who are among dozens demanding compensation, have been paid a total of more than 2 million yuan ($294,000), a spokesman with the Shenzhen Trade Union said on Wednesday.

While the official refused to reveal the exact amount paid to each migrant, Zhong Jiaquan, one of the victims, said it ranged from 20,000 to 280,000 yuan each, depending on the severity of the case.

Four other migrants, including Zhong, are still waiting to receive compensation because they are not covered by Shenzhen's social security program.

Their employers had refused to compensate them, Zhong said.

The outspoken and eloquent Zhong has been at the forefront of the fight for the migrants' rights since 100 of them showed symptoms of lung disease in September last year.

The workers, all from central Hunan province, claimed inadequate safety measures were in place at highly-polluted workplaces. Their jobs involved drilling and blasting at more than 10 businesses in Shenzhen.

Eighteen were diagnosed with black lung disease in January by the Shenzhen prevention and treatment center for occupational diseases.

The center has yet to verify the test results from the No. 2 People's Hospital in Shenzhen, which found in January that 41 other migrants were suffering from the same disease, the trade union spokesman said.

The union and the local labor and social security authority are negotiating with their employers over the compensation dispute. Zhong said his employer, Haofengda Engineering Co, had refused to compensate him.

His condition was diagnosed as "medium-stage pneumoconiosis", for which he can expect to receive up to 200,000 yuan in compensation.

Black lung, or pneumoconiosis, is a chronic occupational disease caused by prolonged exposure to mine dust. There is no specific treatment for the ailment, according to the Chinese Medical Association.

Source: Xinhua/China Daily