2. Direct environment related operating or management costs as of sales, value added, net earnings, divisional earnings or other unit of output costs, e.g. production cost or site cost of sales

This book became, naturally, an enormous best seller.

Experience with the privatization of distribution systems indicates that potential cost savings in distribution, which accounts for about 30 40 per cent of the total cost of electricity, could also be significant.

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Among these 29 films, the highest proportion of marketing costs to total costs stood at 40 , while the lowest even reached as high as 24 .

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Three guineas a day and the expenses, which, of course, must be approved, the odd coffee, you know.

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The costs of managing the Social Security system are far smaller than those likely to be associated with privatized accounts. This is understandable private investment firms spend an enormous amount on marketing and salaries.

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It won't cost us any more to do it the right way.

Only the practice of the tontine a voluntary system of group savings was intended to meet social expenses.

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(c) higher cost of goods delivered ( 0.8 million) to support the expected growth in sales

In addition, the system assists farmers to access market information. The system provides agricultural knowledge and techniques on its web based platforms.

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This is not expensive.

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None of those figure into our cost, because first of all, we sell it at cost, and the governments distribute it.

Large retailers may also engage in selling below cost and predatory pricing whereby prices are cut aggressively to force competitors to sell at a loss.

Spending by stayover visitors in 1997 was estimated at about US 456 million, with cruise ship passengers adding another US 2 million.4

The distribution chain has become shorter, and a direct relationship between producers and retailers has emerged, driven by enabling technologies and the desire to lower transaction costs.

The doctors advised him to stop driving for a while, and he became an insurance salesman, temporarily.

g Earmarked for a project entitled, Cost Benefit Analysis of Small Arms and Light Weapons Destruction.

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But the cotter pin was missing?

High transportation and distribution costs can render sections of an economy uncompetitive.

The local producer prices are the prices that are received by the farmers and do not include market and transportation costs.

That attitude constituted a fundamental breach of contract within the meaning of article 25 CISG.

The private sector aimed to increase sales and reduce total supply chain costs, for which reduced lead time, distribution costs and inventories were required.

However, because of the scarcity of budgetary resources, other expenses should be kept to a minimum because there were simply no funds available to pay for them.

(3) As regards doubtful account reserves, beginning balance prepared at current period, amount recovered and written off at the current period and ending balance of doubtful account reserves shall be disclosed.