Sentences with phrase «cost per unit which»

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The profits recovery has been driven by continued strong productivity growth in conjunction with subdued compensation growth (due to the weak labour market), which has seen unit labour costs fall by 5 per cent since June 2001 — the largest fall on record (Graph A4).

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.

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.»

Under - spending for digital advertising campaigns can ultimately be more wasteful than impactful, which is why it's important to remember that cheap - per unit costs may still require a significant investment in order to achieve advocacy goals.

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.

Although its launch in Britain last week could give them access to uncontaminated and potentially limitless supplies, the 95 haemophilia treatment centres may not be able to afford the new drug, which costs 52p per unit, compared with 20 to 45p for factor 8 extracted from human blood.

The price at which «everything becomes possible» If solar units could be installed for $ 1 per watt, the cost of solar energy would fall to 5 to 6 cents per kilowatt - hour, less than half the current average retail price in much of the country, according to DOE.

I've actually heard from Blueberry Hill and they explained they use the stock photos just to keep costs down per unit for the customers, which I can totally understand.

Shopping the Sunday Circular Amy Wheaton, who teaches at Foley Intermediate School in Foley, Alabama, submitted this lesson, in which students figure the cost - per - unit of a variety of items in a grocery store's sale circular.

Like mastery tests, these costs per unit measurements will provide the state (and taxpayers) with an opportunity to determine which superintendents are doing well and should be rewarded for their efficient operation of services, which need a dose of professional development to help them get a hold of their financial operation and which need to be removed for their failure to get their job done correctly.

That may sound expensive for a Buick, but the added volume would bring down its per - unit cost, and it would recall top - of - the - line Buicks from the time of the early Roadmaster to the 1963 - 1977 Riviera, which were only a half notch below Cadillac in prestige.

Thanks to its modular architecture, the same concept applies for the petrol and diesel units, which leads to essentially the same cost per part.

Over three years, Prius warranty cost per unit is only 18 % of that of the Corolla / Avensis, of which just 1.8 % relates to hybrid componentry - figures the Auris HSD is fully expected to equal.

I've got a thousand or more copies of that book in my warehouse that I have to sell through before I can do another print run — and I need to decide if sales are strong enough to warrant another thousand or more books, or if I need to go to a small digital print run, in which case, I might need to raise the price (because small print runs cost more per unit than large ones, and I have to offer my distributor a 65 % discount as per our contract).

After all, there's no real basis for a price — no «fixed cost,» unlike a print book, which has per - unit costs to print and ship (and store, etc.).

However, since traditional publishers own the means of mass production for print books, their per - unit costs are lower than mine, which means they can offer a print edition for less than I can.

As public health ministries become accustomed to CombiMatrix's technology, there is a possibility that CBMX could win a large contract anywhere from $ 10m to $ 100m could be awarded to CombiMatrix based on an average cost of the CBMX's «in - house» oligo array automated system, which costs around $ 200 - 300k per unit plus additional fees for customizable chips.

My bonds were XGM 7.25 % 7/41 = CUSIP 370442774, so it says 0.095935 stock, 0.087214 A Warrants, and 0.087214 B warrants per unit outstanding, but that only helps me know how much of each class I should have received, which I already know — and not how to compute the cost basis allocation.

Alternatively, the journals need to be funded somehow, and they typically have a fairly limited audience — which increases the per unit cost — and as such they need to charge more to pay for the journals.

We also came up against the challenge of working with lower density limits in smaller cities, which presents a challenge in achieving a certain economy of scale to reduce per unit costs.

There was an estimated additional capital cost of about 7 % (about # 10,000 per unit) that related directly to passive house, which was covered by the Isle of Wight Council.

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.

And while using concentrating optics permits more electric power per unit area of photovoltaic cells (this has been known for decades), this is only effective if the whole assembly tracks the sun, which wipes out the entire cost advantage — why it is not being used to any significant extent.

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.

That sounds impressive until you consider that the cost of computer chips — which are used for the circuit board of the phone — are today one one - millionth the cost (per unit power) in the late 1970s.

Being owned risks the resulting «profit duty» owed to investors, over-powering the duty owed to clients, i.e., going from concern as to serving one's clients better, to concern as to how many clients can be processed per unit time and at what cost per client, which means moving to commercial methods and attitudes.

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.

Smaller policies fall into lower bands, which have a higher unit cost (per $ 1,000 of coverage).

About.com: Modest improvement in cost - per - click performance is expected by mid-August, as the unit «cycles through» the negative effects of the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) algorithm change, which was one of the primary reasons for the site's revenue decline since Q4.

Kuo estimates that Apple is paying between $ 120 and $ 130 per unit, which is a significant hike up from the approximate $ 45 to $ 55 cost of each 5.5 - inch LCD for the iPhone 7 Plus.

The basic dimmable bulb costs $ 19.99 each, but you can get them in a 3 - pack for $ 54.99, which lowers the price per unit.

Examination of purchase order and deliveries per unit and cost which are not nominated in the Bill of Materials.

BOA Georgia — Reset Austenitic / Inconel flexible tube welds on catalytic converters which provided a «no cost» process improvement increasing the BOA weld productivity from 600,000 units per - year to 900,000 units per year and reduced the production weld rework from 7 to 0 %

I think percentages might work better for real estate participants in different parts of the country because the maintenance and repair costs in Boston at 2 % of effective gross income for the building that I'm marketing equals $ 427 per unit and that seems very low; and that $ 427 number does not include turnover services which I think you mean to equal broker's fees.

The sale price translates into the low $ 100,000 per unit range, which Levitt says is well below today's replacement cost.

The senior housing facilities, which include 1,310 units, were sold for a total gross consideration, before debt and transaction costs, of $ 230 million, or $ 175,500 per unit on average, of which Gazit - Globe's portion is $ 138 million.

One of them was run by a local investor and almost fully occupied when I took over, but after I cleared out the non-payers and general undesirables, I ended up turning over 50 of 76 units, which costs $ 4 - 5K per unit.

The average price per unit for an apartment property is approximately $ 72,200, which means a 5 - unit building could cost $ 361,000, a significant sum for a first - time investor.