(See "Wave Of Bookings Keeps Cruise Lines Afloat").. Higher fuel prices were offset by cost control efforts, an increase in capacity and revenue yields that turned positive for the first time since late 2008, Arison commented.
Postmaster General John Potter said updating delivery standards would increase costs that "would have to be offset by appropriate price adjustments".
"The costs associated with exiting these business, including the impact of operating them in the short term, are expected to be offset by the price reduction".
While the flooding may result in higher component prices, that could be offset by lower prices for other products, Mr. Gladden said.
Given the sticky nature of housing supply and the current model of peripheral housing production, aggregate responses to higher income are more difficult to predict, as they will almost certainly be offset by higher prices.
Some of that cost may be offset by museum ticket prices, but the foundation has not yet decided whether to charge admission.
If enough businesses in a region follow a minimum wage rule, Dube added, the cost to employers can be offset by slightly higher prices.
Although a global investment of $38 trillion would be necessary to create such a grid, the cost for an individual country would be closer to $390 billion, a price that would be offset by lower energy prices (by as much as 2.8 cents per kilowatt) and increased productivity, Liu said.
All that household consumption will suck in imports, but that may be offset by the lower price we are paying for oil.
Under the organic cultivation system the yield is 10 30 % lower than the yield achieved by conventional farming (Stanhill 1990), but the lower productivity can be offset by the higher price.
