EVA Interval definition

EVA Interval means the amount of deviation greater than or less than the Expected EVA Improvement that would correspondingly result in (i) doubling Participants' Target Bonuses or (ii) eliminating Participants' Target Bonuses. The amount of such deviation in Subsection (ii) which eliminates Participants' Target Bonuses is referred to as the "Zero Calculated Bonus Interval."
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