common cost

The most common costs to consider when starting out are:

"As a community," he said, "we have been able to handle most of the common costs without many disagreements.

Methods for attributing common costs, such as factory burden, to particular goods.

Consequently, when multiple products share common costs, there is a danger of one product subsidizing another.

On small sites, towers have so few apartments to share common costs that they become too expensive to build, unless the housing market is very strong.

Each month, Mr. Torres collects $125 from every apartment to pay for common costs.

The most common costs to high-ranking individuals are higher metabolic rates and higher levels of stress hormones.

The Democrats put their fundamental economic tenet this way: "People should share in society's common costs according to their ability to pay."

These expenses are common costs of doing business, and are usually tax deductible if your business is for-profit.

The most common cost pennies.

Basis of Reimbursement Customers are billed based on space occupancy plus a surcharge that covers common costs.

Where firms produce identical outputs and have identical constant marginal costs equilibrium price ends up equal to this common cost.

Holyrood would set, raise and keep all taxes, remitting to London Scotland's shares of common costs on foreign affairs and defence.

The cost estimate of $1.5 billion over 10 years includes only common costs to NATO, unlike an earlier Defense Department study.

And here is a sentence from the Democrats that would be unimaginable in a Republican platform: "People should share in society's common costs according to their ability to pay."

Right now, hundreds of International Paper's computer technologists are working on systems to insure that every plant uses the same customer and supplier numbers and maintains common cost data.

This budget covers what is called "common costs" and which permits the functioning of the chief of state and to pay for the particular competences and certain transports.

That figure covers only "common costs" shared among all members, like maintaining NATO's headquarters buildings in Brussels and the alliance's fleet of Awacs radar planes.

The distance function is symmetric if insertion and deletion costs are equal ; the term indel cost usually refers to the common cost of insertion and deletion.

This, however, was only for the common costs of the operation (mostly construction and operation of the camps) financed through the EU mechanism for financing military operations (Athena).

Do you think that we need European minimum standards in this field, a common cost base for European products and a more comprehensive European pensions debate, whilst safeguarding national competences?

Common Costs for Upgrades DECIDING how to raise money for improvements can be as contentious as agreeing on how much to spend.

Using only N-channel MOSFET/IGBT devices is a common cost reduction method due largely to die size reduction (there are other benefits as well).

In essence, different entities are compared once common measure of the outcome is established, and a common cost has been determined as a means of assigning relative effectiveness to different modes of treatment or intervention.

COMMON COST - The cost of resources employed jointly in the production of two or more outputs and the cost cannot be directly traced to any one of those outputs.