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Across-the-Board

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Across-the-Board
Describing anything that applies to all affected parties equally. For example, if a company decides on an across-the-board pay reduction, all of its employees (including managers) have their pay reduced by the same percentage. Likewise, if an exchange is on an across-the-board upward trend, it means all or nearly all securities on that exchange are increasing in price.


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Byline: David Steves The Register-Guard SALEM - An unprecedented plunge in state revenues is prompting the governor to seek across-the-board cuts to education, health care and other programs while lawmakers start confronting tough choices about yet deeper program cuts and higher taxes to get Oregon through an emerging era of austerity.
12 Kyodo The United States, the European Union (EU) and Canada on Monday presented the World Trade Organization (WTO) member countries with a joint proposal aimed at substantial, across-the-board tariff cuts in nonfarm products.
 
 
 
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