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Rpsh Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

fat expat packages

Last, we have legions of lesser, disposable China watchers. Few of them enjoy fat expat packages, bigwig relatives in the media, or peddling political influence.

I think it means a sum of money used as subsidy for expats and 'fat' means it is a lot of money. Do you think so?
  

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Yes, except that instead of 'subsidy', I'd refer to a package as 'a compensation agreement'. An example would be eg a salary + a car + an apartment.

— Clive

  • Yes, except that instead of 'subsidy', I'd refer to a package as 'a compensation agreement'.
  • An example would be eg a salary + a car + an apartment.
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Yes, except that instead of 'subsidy', I'd refer to a package as 'a compensation agreement'.
An example would be eg a salary + a car + an apartment.
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Got it, thank you so much!
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