"cost margin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Cost margin is the difference between the cost of a product/service and the price you set for it. For example, "We need to increase our cost margin by raising the retail price."
Overall results show quite a different impact for firms participating in the two programs: a positive association between participation, labour productivity and price cost margin in the case of EUREKA, while firms participating FPST RJVs do not show any clear pattern.
More patients generate monetary profit if the hospital has a positive price cost margin.
The international comparison supports both the lower and the upper bound of the cost margin – depending on the respective study.
Despite all limitations, the comparison shows that the cost margin calculated for Germany is well associated with other countries' results.
Empirically, there is evidence of a positive association between the market shares of hospitals and the hospital price cost margin in the Netherlands [ 31] and the US [ 32], while evidence from other settings is limited.
A lack of transparency had been a problem in deciphering the energy companies' cost margins to date, he said.
If prices are flexible, the reaction to a negative demand shock largely depends on the cyclical behaviour of price and cost margins, a subject which has been of strong controversy in macroeconomics.
Post-translational regulation can also be a concern if it impacts recombinant protein turnover since decreased levels of accumulated protein could significantly impact downstream cost margins (e.g. of isolated therapeutics).
Table 6 Adjustment strategies: pair-wise correlations Adjustment strategy Price Margin Output Cost Price 1 Margin 0.74 1 Output 0.29 0.35 1 Cost 0.31 0.34 0.42 1 Source: WDN surveys.
When the market did plummet, soon afterwards, the banks stopped lending to the funds, which were then forced to turn to Alex. Brown and elsewhere for higher-cost margin loans.
Likewise, for the same DOSFREQ, if it costs more to make the reformulated product then to maintain the same price-cost margin, this will lead to a higher product price per dose assuming price demand elasticity remains the same.
