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            Book value to price ratio, 52           Cash exercise of stock options, 439–40
            Books, two sets of, 42                  Cash flow, 52
            Borrowing on margin, 126                   direct method of determining, 45, 47
            Bottom line, 44                            impact of cash vs. stock, 47
            Bottom-up plans, and incentive awards,     indirect method of determining, 45–46
              360                                   Cash flow statements, 44–47
            Broad-banding, and job grades, 196      Cash or deferred compensation
            Brokers, 125, 129–30                       arrangement (CODA), 87, 326–27
            Bull investors, 127                     Cash supplements, 446
            Bull market, 127                        Cash-value method, 282
            Burnout, among executives, 116          Cashless exercise of stock options, 442–43
            Business, and threats and opportunities, 32  Catch-up stock options, 417–18
            Business judgment rule, 583             Central tendency, 71
            Business press, 134–35, 562–63          Certified public accountants, 249
            Business Roundtable, 577                Chair of compensation committee, 594
            Business travel accident insurance, 287  Chairman of the board, 582–83
            Buying on margin, 248                   Change of control contracts, and severance
                                                       pay, 239–42
                                                    Charitable lead trust, 254
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                                                    Charitable remainder trusts, 254
            Cafeterias, 256–57                      Chartered life underwriters, 249
            Call options, 125–26                    Chief executive officer pay
            Call provisions, for deferred compensation,  based on internal performance vs.
              84                                         company stock price, 544
            CALPERS, as a watchdog organization,       excessive, 544, 547, 606
              127, 577                                 at risk with the stock market, 550
            Cancel-and-reissue, 434                    vs. company performance, 541–42
            Capital assets pricing model, 412–13       vs. worker pay, 548
            Capital employed, 52                    Chief executive officers (CEOs)
            Capital expenditures, 52                   and board of directors, 590–92
            Capital gains taxation, 140–41             and changes in compensation plans,
            Capital-intensive companies, 3–4             559–60
            Capitalization ratio, 52                   interim, 556
            Capitation plans, 268                      and interwoven directors, 586
            Career acrophobia, 115                     performance of, 600–603
            Career crisis, among executives, 115–16    unscrupulous, 63–64
            Career-earnings retirement plan, 310–11  Chief financial officers (CFOs),
            Career-restricted stock, 474, 477          unscrupulous, 63–64
            Career-service retirement plan, 310     Childcare programs, 245–46
            Career stock, 478–79                    Classification, and job evaluation, 170–71
            Carryover provisions, 372               Classified boards, 138, 587
            Cars, as company perquisites, 260–61    Clawback clause, and employment
            Carve-out insurance, 288                   contracts, 234
            Cash accounting, 42                     Clawback option, and stock options, 420,
            Cash balance plans, 333                    446
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