Sentences with phrase «intangible costs»

Or even more so in USA - one state is very much like the other, making the tangible and intangible cost of moving low.

First, I use estimates that economists have developed of the social cost of crimes, which include tangible costs, such as lost productivity and medical care, as well as intangible costs, such as impact on quality of life; these estimates are extremely high for fatal crimes.

This includes tangible costs such as special education, foster care, welfare, medical care, law enforcement, social security, and social services, and intangible costs such as physical and emotional pain experienced by children with developmental delays and their families.

It consists, essentially, of a series of «appendices» that set out cost tables for, respectively, the criminal justice system, the victims of crime, third parties, and finally intangible costs (pain and suffering, value of loss of life) associated... [more]

Each program has tangible and intangible costs associated with it.

Per the federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act «the failure to coordinate and comprehensively prevent and treat child abuse and neglect threatens the futures of thousands of children and results in a cost to the Nation of billions of dollars in tangible expenditures, as well as significant intangible costs.»

Intangible costs such as lost wages, reduced employment and the emotional suffering of parents add to the cost of a birth injury.

Special damages are intended to reimburse the plaintiff for out - of - pocket expenses like hospital bills or lost wages, while general damages are pain and suffering — the more intangible costs.

The intangible cost on the human psyche is real, because when it comes down to it, fast fashion is a heart problem in our culture of excess.

They are all the more necessary and desirable in personal matters of reproductive choice, where the intangible costs of any litigation are simply incalculable.

If you are currently using disposable diapers, tell me what it is that makes disposables worth the related tangible and intangible costs.

A lot of it is obvious in missed wages and doctor / hospital fees, but sometimes it's the intangible costs that can be more important.

Noneconomic damages are intangible costs you have suffered.

While some parts may be obvious, this process can get complicated when dealing with the intangible costs of a drunk driving accident in Seattle.

When continuous performance feedback is integrated into employee management systems, it provides more than just the intangible cost savings.