enforcement costs

"We'll save money on law enforcement costs, and the police can fight real crime," he said.

"Businesses complain about the disruptions" caused by strict enforcement, and enforcement costs are very high, he added.

Additionally some proponents argue that open source also relieves society of the administration and enforcement costs of copyright.

Both illegal and legal drugs derived from plants may have negative effects on the economy, affecting worker productivity and law enforcement costs.

The policing and enforcement costs are the costs of ensuring that the seller delivers the car in the promised condition.

Similarly, programs that succeed in reducing dropout rates produce huge savings in lowered welfare and law enforcement costs.

If enforcement is successful, the court fee is recovered from the debtor, along with the original debt, judgment interest and enforcement costs.

Even though the contract is signed as a secured loan, because of the enforcement costs, the lender never gets the full payment in case of default.

While the initial cost of installing stop signs is low, enforcement costs can be prohibitive, and one 1990 study estimated extra travel costs per intersection as $210,061/year.

Transaction costs include search and information costs, bargaining and decision-making costs, and policing and enforcement costs.

In a General Accounting Office report to Congress in June, the Government was taken to task for how little it has done to defray enforcement costs.

The lack of evidence of increased use indicates that such a policy shift does not have adverse effects on cannabis-related harm while, at the same time, decreasing enforcement costs.

The study examined the effects of marijuana prohibition from an economic perspective and calculated that prohibition costs taxpayers approximately $42 billion in enforcement costs and foregone tax revenues.

To evaluate these tools' potential, some economic, distributional and political characteristics should be considered: economic performance, administration and enforcement costs, flexibility, incentives for innovation and political feasibility.

Other costs, including search and information costs, bargaining costs, keeping trade secrets, and policing and enforcement costs, can all potentially add to the cost of procuring something from another party.

Republican and city officials said that the convention would cost about $80 million to put on, but that the city's only expense would be about $25 million for police overtime and other law enforcement costs.

Odex confirmed that more than 3,000 IP addresses had been disclosed as a result of the court orders, but estimated that the amount collected would cover less than 20% of its enforcement costs.

Moreover, a logical extension of the swarm logic software is a function that could enable neighbors to identify those who deviated from accepted social norms in using commons access spectrum and, concomitantly, lower enforcement costs.

Opponents of Tent City 4 note that increases in law enforcement costs associated with TC4 are an impact to public safety that the rural areas TC4 visits are unprepared to handle.

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that implementation of the bill would cost the federal government $47 million through 2016, to cover enforcement costs and the hiring and training of 22 new special agents and 26 support staff.

Policing and enforcement costs are the costs of making sure the other party sticks to the terms of the contract, and taking appropriate action (often through the legal system) if this turns out not to be the case.

The committee argues that drug prohibition causes about 7,000 deaths a year, through drug crime, acquired immune deficiency syndrome and poisoned drugs; and $80 billion in economic loss, through drug price inflation and enforcement costs.

The Clinton Administration today backed legislation to ban smoking in taverns, hardware stores and all other buildings open to the public, saying the nation could save tens of billions of dollars each year, along with thousands of lives, with only small enforcement costs.

The memo continues: "The commission appears to accept the proposition that if a corporation is compelled to pay the amount of the harm from its acts, multiplied by an appropriate figure to reflect the probability of not being caught, and an amount to reflect enforcement costs, justice is done.

The city will argue that as a result of deceptive marketing, irresponsible supervision of gun sales and flaws in gun design, city residents are being killed and injured, and the city government has often had to pay medical bills in addition to law enforcement costs, Mr. Hess said.