Sentences with phrase «landed cost of»

If you match these volumes up with a comparison of landed costs of similar crude import streams into the U.S. vs. the prices of Canadian crudes, you can get a sense for the foregone value.

Between June 2012 and July 2013, the difference between the landed costs of Saudi Light oil into the U.S. and the price of light oil at Edmonton was $ 18.48 per barrel, while the difference in costs between Mexican Maya landed in the U.S. and Western Canada Select heavy blend at Hardisty, AB, was $ 29.02 per barrel.

Too often, the true landed costs of shipments are hard to track for companies with low logistical visibility.

Asked if the NNPC was subsidising the product being imported, the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division, NNPC, Mr. Ndu Ughamadu, could not comment on it, saying only the PPPRA was in the position to give information about the landing cost of petrol.

Not exact matches

This metric measures the cost of landing a customer.

In simple terms, add up the cost of marketing and sales — including salaries and overhead — and divide by the number of customers you land during a specific time frame.

Their costs for capital, labour, land, energy and other resources are subsidized such that they generate huge retained earnings, much of which is being reinvested in foreign real assets like Canada's oilpatch, says U of T's Dobson.

Whether you're having trouble landing new clients, or are dealing with the unforeseen consequences of overlooking important startup costs, the fact remains that the only solution is to take aggressive and calculated action in order to reduce expenditure and increase the availability of income so that it can be used to make crucial investments and pertinent debt repayments.

Morken says he expects those improvements to attract more first - time smartphone users — the college students, cost - conscious Millennials, bargain hunters and land - line cord - cutters who comprise the bulk of Republic's customer base.

Yet in many areas, especially cities, these residences on wheels may not be economical to own, because of zoning regulations, high land costs and other drawbacks.

Last September, Edward Rogers revealed plans for a $ 1.5 - billion 10 - tower condo project on land in Mississauga, Ont., originally purchased for a radio transmitter in the 1960s at the cost of $ 170,000.

If you add the lower of these tolls into the calculation, and assume we'd have received similar prices on the west coast as the landed U.S. prices I used above, you're still looking at $ 8 to $ 12 million per day in transportation costs.

He added that a combination of cheap land, reasonable energy prices and other incentives means that, despite higher manufacturing costs, he can still make more money by making glass in the U.S. than by exporting Chinese - made panes to the U.S. market.

The tubes would be elevated on pylons, and generally follow Interstate 5 between San Francisco and L.A. Musk says that would cut down on the cost of land acquisition and rights of way.

That's how you get a more balanced culture as well since Hunters tend to break a lot of china in order to land a deal at any cost while Farmers tend to be far more steady and reluctant to make waves inside the organization.

Often these figures leave out important items like debt, transportation tolls and the cost of land.

Worst of all, the profit you make from downsizing can be quickly eaten up by moving costs, real estate agent fees, land transfer tax and the lawyers fees.

That year, drillers packed into the Permian basin in western Texas, where the cost of producing oil is low but the price tag on land — and the companies who own it — has skyrocketed.

That sounds about right for a tiny home, though that probably doesn't account for the cost of land.

Take advantage of China's lower plant costs, typically just 40 % (in land, buildings and machinery) of what a comparable facility would cost in Canada.

«It's the quality of life, location, cost of the land, the productivity of the people.

The other problem with the GOP proposal is it allows companies to subtract the cost of labor and land, as well as input goods, from the amount that gets taxed.

Like Elon Musk's company, Blue Origin is engineering its rockets to safely land back on earth so they can be reused, thus shaving tens of millions of dollars off the cost of each launch.

Land - the first element of cost in any wine is the land that the grapes are grownLand - the first element of cost in any wine is the land that the grapes are grownland that the grapes are grown on.

If Tuesday's attempt is a success, and all three of its reusable boosters land themselves — a huge cost - saving shift in an industry that's used to discarding rockets after one launch — Musk said it could be «game over» for other heavy - lift systems.

Where SpaceX seems near mastering the art of landing and reusing large rockets, Rocket Lab wants to produce smaller ones, using lower - cost methods like 3 - D printing.

A square meter of land costs between $ 155 and $ 226 around China's main industrial hubs, but it can be as cheap as $ 20 in Alabama and $ 14 in Tennessee and North Carolina.

To cover the cost of equipment and Alta's services, the company helped New York City land a $ 41 million sponsorship from Citibank, whose logo will appear on bikes and stations.

Boston is among a list of 20 finalists to land Amazon's second headquarters, which would create about 50,000 new jobs and cost more than $ 5 billion.

«A lot of the costs which exist today will be exactly the same: the fuel, the landing fees at airports, air traffic control fees,» says Robert Kokonis, president of consulting firm AirTrav Inc..

Convenience Stores It runs counter to the dominance of low - cost franchises, but three convenience stores landed in our top 25, thanks to impressive growth.

With an average of seven children per family, and with the cost of agricultural land rising in the Amish heartlands of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ontario, not every young Amish will one day farm his own tract of land.

The fees are one of many factors driving up the cost of buying or renting a home, including income inequality, restrictive zoning, low construction productivity, a historic slowdown in housing production, and high prices for land, materials, and labor.

It urged avoidance of deals that are managed by a paid promoter, involve land acquired within the past 36 months, and claim deductions of more than 2.5 times the property's acquisition cost.

The charge reflects the direct operating cost of the aircraft, including fuel, additives and lubricants, an allocable allowance for airframe, engine and APU maintenance and restoration, crew travel expenses, on board catering, and trip - related landing / hangar / ramp fees and parking costs.

You stated your interest in a city where you can grow your company to 50,000 employees over the next 20 years, a home base that can hold your interest... a strong sense of place, a rich cultural life, great transit systems, smart young people and plenty of infrastructure - ready land that is close to both the business center and top universities... density, walkability, and diversity... some of the nation's finest universities... tech - savvy millennials... Philadelphia, the birthplace of America, offers all of these desirable attributes at a more affordable cost.

Untaxed land value is paid to banks, which in turn lend their mortgage receipts out to bid up property prices all the more — while obliging the government to tax labor and sales, raising the cost of labor and the price of goods and services.

[23] By taxing the land's rental income and that of subsoil minerals provided freely by nature, industry could free itself from the sales and excise taxes that raised the cost of living and doing business.

Their labor theory of value found its counterpart in the «economic rent theory of prices» to distinguish the necessary costs of production and doing business (reduced ultimately to the value of labor) from «unearned income» consisting mainly of land rent, monopoly rent, and financial interest and fees.

Builders say they can't lower prices much or build cheaper starter homes because of the high costs of land, labor and materials.

Yet by the late 1980s, when the real estate bubble was still being inflated, household and corporate replacement costs of buildings left land with only about 28 percent of total property values.

By contrast, valuing these same structures on a replacement - cost basis, land value rose slowly but steadily from the end of World War II to 1989, from 20 to about 27 percent of overall corporate real estate values.

Making the same adjustment for residential housing that the Fed made for corporate buildings — in valuing them at their historical cost — would raise residential land values to 60 percent of the total (equal to the 1990 figure).

Today's official statistics attribute so much of the price rise to the inflation of construction costs that in 1994 the value of all corporately - owned land in the United States was a negative $ 4 billion!

So economic analysis is trivialized if it only takes into account direct production costs reducible to labor, not taxes or «economic rent» as an element of price with no counterpart in technologically necessary production costs — land rent, monopoly rent (including bank credit - creating privileges), interest charges and kindred transfer payments to rentiers.

Both all - time highs are being fueled by steady demand from move - up buyers coupled with the rising costs of land, labor and materials.

Patch of Land's lending platform achieves their mission to reduce the cost and increase the efficiency of getting these deals approved and funded.

An industry whose investors deal primarily with the development of land sites wishes to minimize the statistical treatment of land, in order to depict their capital gains as resulting from cost inflation and hence the reproduction costs of buildings.

Although Site C would cost $ 9 billion and would destroy land of great ecological value and significance to First Nations, Premier Gordon Campbell and his successor, Christy Clark, insisted it was necessary to generate jobs and clean energy.

Western Europe had developed by protecting its industry and labor, and taxing away the land rent and other revenue that had no counterpart in a necessary cost of production.