Thank you It makes no sense to me. Compound is mostly used regarding interest rates, when the interest is paid upon principal + prior interest at some frequency. Perhaps they were paid only the principal plus simple interest.
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Repi Can someboy explain what this sentence means:The employers of XY did not compound for their rates under XY Act but paid upon the full amount?Thank youIt makes no sense to me.