And a lack of technology will not make it possible for them to compete at a low enough
cost per unit of doing loans.
This is because the cost of servicing of all policies of the same type being almost the same, a higher SA means lower servicing
cost per unit of SA.
The cost per unit of child rider coverage is $ 2.00.
First, the overall
cost per unit of life insurance with this type of policy is higher than with ordinary or simplified issue policies.
Reducing hourly rates, which became the strategy for many buyers of legal services, simply reduced
the cost per unit of output for the law firms.
«Renewable and fossil fuel
cost per unit of energy are now roughly comparable in many places... but heading in opposite directions,» the report said.
What it is: The LCOE is the average
cost per unit of energy that your solar project generates over its lifetime.
In the absence of data from Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown, Passive House Plus took price data from a private apartment scheme in Dun Laoghaire heated with district heating, billed through SnugZone, which includes
a cost per unit of less than 10C per kWh, in addition to a daily standing charge of 93C, or an annual figure of $ 339.
Feel free to run that number for us but
the cost per unit of energy won't have enough impact to give oil any advantage over the likes of corn ethanol.
We need to know 1)
the cost per unit of power produced during the structures estimated lifespan, which means we ned to know the load factor, and lifespan of the facility, and any decomissioning costs, etc. 2) the side effect costs.
That is true because the utility investment in electric power would be used more of the time (about 70 percent rather than 40 percent), so
the cost per unit of capacity will be lower than it would be without the new business.
Also, schemes for electrolyzing water with sunlight could be competitive in
cost per unit of area with photovoltaics.
«Value (often instinctively) is best defined by
cost per unit of application,» says Greg Crisp, president of Double K Industries.
Thus,
the cost per unit of coverage — usually $ 1,000 but sometimes another amount — is significantly higher than other whole life or term products on the market.
Then have them use the price - comparison information to create a bar graph illustrating
the cost per unit of the items at various stores.
«We anticipate that the average
cost per unit of a town district will contrast favorably with the cost of a water supply from the village.»
The real costs of a program to address global warming are crucially dependent on how much time and money it would take to develop and diffuse these technologies, plus the incremental
costs per unit of energy (if any) they would impose once deployed.
These investment figures are the net result from combining higher capital
costs per unit of capacity with a one - fifth reduction in electricity production due to end - use electricity savings.
Notably though, the real GDP has experienced slight improvement, growing 1.7 % in the first quarter and the labour
costs per unit of production, for Canadian businesses, rose by 0.8 % (in Canadian dollars).
Efficiency, ie, the avoidance of wasted resources, included emergency department (ED) use and hospitalizations because
their costs per unit of service are high and inappropriate use of resources contributes to many of these visits.20 Continued receipt of care at the same practice after age 20 months also was included since continuity of care reduces the risk of hospitalizations and ED use21 and increases consumer satisfaction.22
Not exact matches
Energy bills are made up
of unit costs per kWh and consumption used between two periods.
On Monday, researcher Susquehanna International Group estimated that Apple pays $ 581 for the components inside its iPhone X, giving the company a profit margin
of $ 418
per unit before it factors in assembly
cost.
Then last February, the governing Liberals created a new regulation to ensure producers pay a lump sum for the actual
cost of waste disposal, rather than a projected
per -
unit cost estimated by Stewardship Ontario.
In order to generate the
cost of goods table, you need a little more information in addition to what your labor and material
cost is
per unit.
What do
costs -
per -
unit look like at different levels
of output volume in the industry, and how much could
costs realistically be driven down by the merger?
Prices go down
per unit, but Emiliani believes the savings are often offset by hidden
costs, such as more returns, greater warranty claims, and a larger volume
of customer service calls.
Just don't forget to include expenses such as the
cost of manufacturing setup, molds — with the number
of uses
per mold — and the
cost of shipping when determining your
cost per unit.
«If we substitute a tax on marijuana cigarettes equal to the difference between the local production
cost and the street price people currently pay — that is, transfer the revenue from the current producers and marketers (many
of whom work with organized crime) to the government, leaving all other marketing and transportation issues aside we would have revenue
of (say) $ 7
per [
unit].
Cost per unit is the price
of a property divided by its number
of rental
units.
Unit labor costs, the price of labor per single unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate as previously repor
Unit labor
costs, the price
of labor
per single
unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate as previously repor
unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate as previously reported.
With our same - restaurant sales assumptions, new
unit — our new restaurant
unit growth plans and
cost expectations, we anticipate that reported diluted net earnings
per share growth from continuing operations for fiscal 2013 will be between 8 % and 12 % compared to our reported diluted net earnings
per share from continuing operations
of $ 3.58 in fiscal 2012.
Supply - side economies
of scale exist when there are reductions in the average
cost per unit associated with increasing the scale
of production for a product or service.
Mass production
of these batteries will also lower
per -
unit costs, making the Tesla 3 at $ 35.000 a possibility.
Yet putting the automation into the plant seems to involve an apparent capital
cost that's $ 4,000 higher
per unit of capacity than for a normal plant.
If Mr. «A» bought 10,000
units of shares
of Company XYZ at $ 10
per share, the
cost would be $ 100,000.
You decide that you want to operate at a 20 percent markup, so you add $ 10 (20 percent x $ 50) to the
cost and come up with a price
of $ 60
per unit.
Overall,
unit labour
costs are expected to increase at an average rate
of between 2 1/2 and 3
per cent over the next couple
of years.
Unit labour
costs (based on compensation
per hour worked) grew by 1.3
per cent in the June quarter to be 2.8
per cent higher over the year, which is around the average growth rate
of the past few years.
When they are employed, the average level
of productivity will decline, so that production
per unit will
cost the company more.
Recent breakthroughs in satellite broadcasting and cable TV have expanded the options for reaching even larger audiences through a broader range
of programs broadcast on an extended schedule with continually declining
per -
unit cost.
«From a manufacturing and financial perspective, we're always looking at crunching numbers and analyzing our production
costs per unit,» says Robert Planter, corporate manager
of safety and environmental affairs.
Profiles
of resource use, and their associated
unit costs, for each planned place
of birth are reported in detail in appendices 1 and 2 on bmj.com.25 The total mean
costs per low risk woman planning birth in the various settings at the start
of care in labour were # 1631 ($ 1950, $ 2603) for an obstetric
unit, # 1461 ($ 1747, $ 2332) for an alongside midwifery
unit, # 1435 ($ 1715, $ 2290) for a free standing midwifery
unit, and # 1067 ($ 1274, $ 1701) for the home (table 1 ⇓).
And don't forget that Tru - Breasts are completely free: ``... unlike formulas and bottles, which can
cost thousands
of dollars
per baby, a set
of TRU - BREAST TM
units are included in the price
of your pregnancy.»
According to Mr Amese, the
unit price for the rebranding
of the buses could have
cost Ghc8, 500
per bus after factoring in the brand concept, nature
of work done, color change, and size
of the buses.
She did not provide any
cost estimates, arguing only that on a
per - person
cost creating supportive housing
units will ultimately reduce City spending as such housing is less expensive than the
cost of incarceration.
Minimum
per unit pricing will not affect the price
of expensive, and therefore exclusive, beverages, but the
cost of cheap supermarket and off - licence sold drinks will no doubt increase.
The F - 35 has a
per unit cost, all in,
of about $ 150 million a
unit, assuming that about 800 + will be built, for a total
cost on the order
of $ 1,200 billion.
Again, assuming that the government decided to for the
unit cost of PURC 2016 proposed borehole project estimates
of ghc60, 000
per one mechanized borehole, * which the npp in opposition said it's unreasonable and expensive *, government would have been able to provide 58 mechanized boreholes perhaps in 58 rural communities which do not have potable drinking water supply with a change
of ghc20, 000.
The advertisements for the for 419 GPS, assuming that this money was available to government today, it could have been able to cater for the drilling
of 26 mechanized boreholes at a
unit cost of ghc132, 000
per NPP 2018 budget under the ministry
of special initiatives with a change
of ghc68, 000 left.
He said that the council approved the procurement
of 50
units of tractors at the
cost N13.9 million
per tractor, noting that interested farmers will pay 40
per cent
of the
unit price
of the tractor before collection and government will pay 60
per cent subsidy
per tractor.