The authors also noted that this cost amounted to approximately half the amount projected as recently as 2008.
While that was the amount projected for the very short term, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office found that the deal would cut the deficit by at least $2.1 trillion over the next decade.
(Note that the charitable deduction that is the present value of the amount projected to go to charity must equal at least 10% of what you put in the CRAT. So for younger heirs, you may have to use the 20-year term).
According to the Congressional Budget Office, Military operations in Iraq for 2003 cost $46 Billion, less than the amount projected by Daniels and OMB.
That's a lot of water — more than twice the amount projected to be available annually from two proposed storage facilities that would cost a combined $3.5 billion to build: the Temperance Flat Dam on the San Joaquin River and an expansion of Shasta Dam.
Given pricing, security, and pollution concerns regarding fossil fuels, biofuels rank high as a priority use for synthetic biology; figures collected by Rejeski's team show the Department of Energy spent over $305 million on synthetic biology research in fiscal year 2009 with a similar amount projected for this year.
We believe that not only will we entertain a much higher number of customers monthly than required by this break-even chart, we believe that we are going to possibly double the amount projected in our cash flow charts in this business plan, because we are going to be the only facilities of its kind within a 50 mile radius.
Off-budget project support was estimated by subtracting the amount of on-budget project support from the amount of total project support reported within NHA or the CRS.
For the OECD we divided the total project amount by the number of sectors referred to in the project title or description.
The amount of total project investment (TPI) increases with different corn stover varieties by roughly $130 MM, only varying slightly on other pretreatment process options.
Systems for capturing, compressing and burying the gas have been tested at the scale of only about a million tons a year or so, even as billions of tons are flowing annually from coal-burning power plants now — with higher amounts projected for at least another couple of decades, driven mainly by rapid growth in electricity use in China and India.
