Growth Factor Sample Clauses

Growth Factor. The “Growth Factor” applicable to a Salary Cap Year shall be two percent (2%) unless fewer than one-half (1/2) of the Teams had at least twelve (12) players on their active list (and suspended list provided that such players were not suspended for the entire season pursuant to Article XIV, Section 6 or Article XX, Section 1(c)) for at least one half (1/2) of the days of the immediately preceding Regular Season, in which case the Growth Factor applicable to such Salary Cap Year shall be as follows:
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Growth Factor. County shall calculate a Growth Factor equal to the amount by which any funds specially allocated by the Legislature for services in South Los Angeles for any year increase above the amount of such funds allocated for the year that the Hospital first treats patients; however, in no event shall the Growth Factor exceed the amount by which Medi-Cal payment to hospitals operated by the County have increased above amounts received during the year that the Hospital first treats patients. County shall use such growth factor to calculate the increased payment amount by applying the Growth Factor to the IGT amount. County shall provide the benefit of the increased payment amount so calculated to HospitalCo either as part of payments made via the IGT or through the Indigent Care Payment, at the County's discretion.
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