Such high recoveries cover cost deficits for more expensive to treat conditions.
A perspective can be to propose an efficient indicator, for instance based on Benefit-Cost-Deficit (BCD) model, which can lead to the system resilience characterisation.
During a BBC debate, Scottish Liberal Democrat Willie Rennie said his party had a costed deficit-cutting plan.
With one hour of US network drama estimated to cost $1m£660,00000), deficit funding can be a huge gamble, with producers losing millions if a series flops.
The life cycle cost, water deficit, and cost of water unit of the system are 9910 USD, 55 m3, and 0.045 USD/m3, respectively.
There was also the more immediate American referencing of issues like economic recovery, healthcare costs, the deficit, the impact of storms, and the way the speech privileged immigration.
But post-war West Germany in the 1960s and 1970s benefited from Keynesian ideas that were rightly applied: repaying the costs of deficit spending after recovery.
In place of shared abundance, battles at every level of government now focus on picking the losers who will bear the costs of deficit reduction and austerity.
Whenever the budget office judged that some element or elements of the bill would cause a problem meeting the cost and deficit-reduction targets, Democrats just adjusted the underlying legislation to make sure it would hit their goal.
Paul Shawcross, Barack Obama's space wonk, dryly responded that it would cost a deficit-swelling $850 quadrillion and pointed out that, in any case, it had a "fundamental flaw" (the cinematic version is blown up by a one-man starship).More serious proposals have flourished, too, especially those favoured by the digerati.
"It's not just a coincidence that the debts of cities and states spun out of control at the same time as the debts of individual Americans," he says, noting that states like California with ballooning pension obligations and employment costs face deficit problems not unlike those faced by Greece.
