And Fox can afford the outlay.
At $11 per book sold, the marketing outlay was affordable.
So the question for the future isn't whether current defense outlays are affordable in an absolute sense, but rather whether the political system is willing to afford them.
And the city's branch of Habitat just learned last week that it will receive about $10.5 million in funding from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, part of a $2 billion outlay to help nonprofits and governments expand their services for affordable housing.
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The largest savings would come from reductions in outlays for Medicaid and from the replacement of the Affordable Care Act's (ACA's) subsidies for nongroup health insurance with new tax credits for nongroup health insurance (see figure below).
The initial outlay is significant, but sharing with sisters or friends can make things more affordable.
The cloud was due to be topped with affordable micro-flats, catering to young urbanites, which would help pay for the public sector outlay below.
Mindset B feels betrayed that Google has ditched the more affordable Nexus devices and doesn't believe the new phones are worth almost double the outlay.
Within the Affordable Care Act, there are several provisions designed to restrict spending growth, such as penalizing with higher taxes companies that offer so-called "Cadillac plans," establishing an independent advisory board to recommend ways of restraining Medicare outlays, and, of course, promoting competition on the insurance exchanges.
The CBO also projects that combined outlays for Social Security and the healthcare programs (Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program and Affordable Care Act subsidies) would rise to 12.8% of gross domestic product in 2028 from 10.1% today.
