effective cost

This will result in effective cost control for the builder.

Without effective cost containment, the national bill for dialysis would be far higher.

It must also be accompaned by effective cost controls, he added.

The key to effective cost control is therefore optimizing the efficiency of these activities.

Even if they do not cut effective costs, they will bring about changes in patterns of demand for services.

Yes, expanded health-care coverage can't be sustained without effective cost control.

The company credits increased prices and effective cost control strategies with the financial turnaround.

Bills of quantities may prevent contractors from developing effective cost control systems.

The effective cost per domestic job saved, the two economists calculate, amounts to almost $1 million a year.

Another advantage it offers over regular tokens is the reduced effective cost of travel.

The longer search would be a kind of tax, raising the effective cost to buyers without increasing returns to suppliers.

In some cases, processing delays raised the effective cost of loans to as much as 1,500 percent.

"The picture of the auto market is one of limited growth for now, with bottom-line improvement coming from more effective cost control."

He also cited Chevron's effective cost cutting and said the stock was undervalued in relation to earnings.

No state by itself can have effective cost controls, Mr. Dukakis asserted.

If - as was usually the case - that investor were a higher-rate taxpayer, the effective cost per share was just 60p after tax relief.

By freeing up cash flow and reducing the effective cost of the asset, it encourages companies to buy more equipment, all else being equal.

It said the Mitchell bill "would not solve the root causes of the current health care crisis" because it had "no effective cost controls."

When the deduction for some lobbying vanishes on Jan. 1, the effective cost of seeking favor in Washington will rise.

The company said "effective cost management, an aggressive pricing strategy in the newspaper segment and a lower effective tax rate" contributed to the improved results.

Many studies have shown that regardless of selected technology, the most effective cost reduction technique is economies of scale .

And since the effective cost of a reverse mortgage decreases the longer it is held, she said, the form reflects different costs for different time periods.

Transfer, at a millionth the effective cost, would still have to be used sparingly, if it were not to deplete the Imperial exchequer.

This means that the effective costs of conventional electricity production still need to be higher than estimated by the RWI in the past.

Any substantial benefit reform should be coupled with adequate and effective cost containment measures to avoid worsening Medicare's long-range financial condition.