Sentences with phrase «bear the costs if»

Paul Krugman, for example, defines moral hazard simply as «any situation in which one person makes the decision about how much risk to take, while someone else bears the cost if things go badly.»

Under a minimum policy, your insurer pays no more than $ 10,000 per accident on your behalf, and you must bear the costs if the damage exceeds this coverage limit.

Not exact matches

If a retailer sells pink bikes and red bikes, and the red ones fly off the shelves five times faster, each pink bike has to bear a higher amount of overhead cost — an expense that's passed on to the consumer.

I wonder if the transition costs should also be borne by the farmers who sold their quotas for windfall profits.

The private sector «owner» of the road bears the risk that tolls will be inadequate to cover the costs and reaps the benefits if tolls exceed anticipated costs.

His mom promised to sew the best stuffed animal ever there was for Ian's fourth birthday, and if today's retail price is any indication, she did: an individual piece from Kaylee Nilan's line of collectible bears, bunnies, and beavers can cost nearly $ 2,000.

So, if an employer is not paying for health benefits, and an employee is paying less for those same benefits herself, does it magically mean that no one bears that cost?

If you read the response in context, it is not quite as ridiculous as it sounds: Bowden's point seems to be that the regulatory burdens that his questioner complained about aren't that important, because the private equity business is so good that the additional regulatory costs are easy to bear, and well worth it to avoid messing up a good racket.

If you are, say, Dalton McGuinty, Jean Charest or Christy Clark, you should adamently oppose any increases in federal corporate taxes since you'll bear, depending on your preferred model, some or all (and then some) of the cost of increased federal corporate tax revenue.

Both sides may wish to instruct legal counsel to assist in the final negotiation and drafting of Shareholder Agreements, etc, and if for any reason the deal does not close then our Members» legal costs will be borne by us.

And had those 45,722 babies been born in 2009, there would be 45,722 more people that tax money would pay for to live, as clearly the parents were financially unable to support the estimated $ 10K per year cost to sufficiently raise a child if they were using Medicaid to pay for their heath care procedures.

Regarding its thesis: I simplify, but let's say that an externality is when some of the costs of my behavior are underwritten by others, so that I end up doing more of that thing than I would if I bore all the costs.

In my area, the sprout selection at the stores is basically non-existent except for bean sprouts and alfalfa sprouts, which are both great but can get boring after a while and also ends up costing you a lot more than if you grow them yourself.

If you run sales too frequently people can become bored with constant social media spamming of 15 % off this, 20 % of that and perceive the sale price as the true cost of the item rather than it being a genuine bargain offer.

If we want both mothers and fathers to have the option of flourishing as employees and parents then we must make sure that proposals to extend fathers» entitlement to parental leave and flexible working come into force, and that the costs of childcare do not continue to be borne disproportionately by mothers.

The societal costs borne of poor nutrition are absolutely staggering and they come right out of my pocket — why do I pay increasing insurance premiums (not to mention medicare and medicaid) if I'm healthy and don't burden the insurance system?

That means even if your baby is born with a health condition, you can rest easy knowing that his care will be covered and you won't bear the cost alone.

But if you look at the cost in terms of lives lost, the western losses bear no comparison whatever to...

Now, if the US prints dollars to pay its debt, that can cause inflation, but the cost of inflation is borne by everyone while the cost of default is borne by only the bondholder.

NYC folks don't seem to get that if it's going to be THEIR power, THEY will have to bear some environmental costs as a result.

But that figure doesn't include travel to Florida and hotel stays for Soares and his staff, Kindlon said, adding that the number could climb still further if the court awards damages to the plaintiff in the suit — a cost county taxpayers will also have to bear.

If costs go above that amount, states would have to cut services or bear the cost.

Maybe they would think again if they had to bear the # 125,000 cost to the taxpayer of a by - election.

If we can reduce a fraction of the annual chargebacks that end up on our property tax bills, the $ 7.5 million cost to the county would be money well spent, especially for taxpayers in Grand Island and the Tonawandas who bear the lion's share of the chargeback burden.

In Syracuse, there is no sidewalk tax and the property owner bears the full cost for his or her sidewalk if the city decides a repair is necessary.

The new study finds that as much as 37 % of global investment in coal power plants over the next 40 years could be stranded if action is delayed, with China and India bearing most of these costs.

If the less polluting technologies pan out at low cost, as seems possible, the rich countries will be able to afford to clean up their own energy systems while also bearing part of the costs to enable the poor to make the needed conversions.

Under firm fixed price contracts the companies bear the financial risk of cost increases and schedule delays, although the contract value can be increased if NASA changes the scope or requests additional tests, for example.

Neither NASA nor the companies will reveal what percentage of the development costs are being borne by the taxpayers, although NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Bill Gerstenmaier acknowledged at a 2012 House Science, Space and Technology (SS&T) Committee hearing that the government was paying the majority of those costs and did not disagree when asked if it was 80 - 90 percent.

If I can offload the cost on to everyone else, why should I bear it myself?

«Anything over 25 per cent of total energy coming from protein and you'll eat less, which is great if you want to lose weight, but you've got to bear in mind it may come with longer term costs, among which our studies suggest is a greater rate of ageing.»

We will bear all the shipping cost if the product (s) is (are) not as advertised.

If you are a big girl and feel forced to starve yourself to squeeze into the latest fashions, bear in mind that for the manufacturers, it costs more to make bigger sizes so skinny fashion is megabucks.

If you are a big girl and feel forced to starve yourself to squeeze into the latest fashions, bear in mind that for the manufacturers, it costs more to makeplus sizes so skinny fashion is megabucks.

Avoid sounding bored, distant or annoyed at all costs if you want to move forward with this Sugar Daddy.

Even if local personnel policies might partially buffer the impact on low - income children by re-assigning ineffective teachers and paying effective teachers to take their place, such salary incentives are expensive (with the costs being borne disproportionately by schools serving low - income children) and have been only partially effective where they have been tried.

It might also be in the district's interest, if the pension costs are borne by the state.

But the school district said the group's offer was too low — generous, but insufficient to cover the yearly stranded costs they'd bear if more students were to leave for charters.

The state Education Department says taxpayers are taking on $ 53 million in tuition costs that they were not bearing before, although it is unclear how many of those students would otherwise attend public schools — with state funding — if there were no vouchers.

If the child does meet the criteria, the parents will arrange for the child to be further evaluated by a licensed school psychologist not employed by this district, and will be tested in the areas of school readiness, intellectual ability and fine and gross motor skills, the cost of which shall be borne by the parents.

(2) REESTIMATES. - If the subsidy cost of a Federal credit instrument is reestimated, the cost increase or decrease of the reestimate shall be borne by, or benefit, the general fund of the Treasury, consistent with section 504 (f) the Congressional Budget Act of 1974 (2 U.S.C. 661c (f)-RRB-.»

bearing in mind an unoptioned standard LWB is # 110k + the premium is not too earth shattering in the scheme of things, even if you allow nothing for material costs, and call profit # 50k then you are looking at only double the hourly rate of the local audi YTS boy to change your oil.

Clearly Tom Cage felt the cost of the truth was too high a price for his family to bear, and as we don't yet know the full extent of his secret we can not know if he made the right choice.

If it doesn't show up in that accounting, the law would then mandate a complete accounting, with all costs borne by the retailer.

If you're worried about the potential costs associated with doing this, bear in mind that creating meaningful physical goods doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg.

I think if there are those who believe that a quality book should cost less than a 10 minute experience for a cup of coffee, then they should enjoy the lower price tier of books, and spend a fair amount of time with authors whose product might not have had the same attention or resources brought to bear.

Author - publishers (aka, self - published authors) bear the costs - but also receive most (if not all) of the profits.

When I do my own books, even if I outsource the boring work, it costs less than $ 500, and my sales and reviews are strong from the get - go.

Do bear in mind that this 2011 tablet chugs along with just 512 MB RAM and 8 GB of internal memory, and if you are curious in picking one up for yourself, a used or pre-loved model will cost you under a Benjamin easily if you search for it in the correct places.

Who's going to incur the cost of promoting a new book or author in New Zealand, for instance, if the sale goes to a different company in the US — you need a way to connect the sale to the promoter who bears the cost of that sale (often, but not necessarily) the same publisher who is promoting the p - book edition at considerable expense).