The previous government had already agreed that lawyers' success fees, which can inflate costs hugely, should be limited to a maximum of 10% of the total bill.
Part of that success is fees, he said, but since the cut in fees only occurred about two years ago, he said something else is behind it.
Radically for Madison Avenue, clients can tie their fees to the success of the marketing.
And he has openly encouraged big clients not only to pay fees rather than commissions, but to pay fees based on results, with success being judged by such measures as the client's sales.
NBC's improved success from TV shows also figures to bring in higher licensing fees from the Internet video services run by Netflix Inc. and Amazon.com Inc.
The push for new products and service fees comes as RIM shows some early signs of success with its latest device, the first phone to run off its new operating system.
The success of Little Cyclops however has helped him pay-off mounting student fees and encouraged him to further test his powers of invention.
Recently the Kuala Lumpur airport has been reducing or even waiving its fees in order to attract and retain airlines, though with little success: It has neither the tourist traffic of Bangkok nor the business traffic of Singapore.
This, too, is no panacea, but it does make schools more driven by market forces (tuition fees), incentivizes them to pay more attention to students, and rewards success (or at least popularity amongst students) more than under current funding formulas.
In other words, if Stouffer's success at picking the good ones deteriorates to merely average, your entire return will be consumed by fees.
The Wachowskis, in addition to deferring their directing fees, invested some of their own money in the project, betting their livelihood on its success.
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