Sentence examples for cost of policy from inspiring English sources
Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has repeatedly said that the Fed compares the cost of policy steps, in terms of risk of inflation or trouble unwinding the measures, with the benefits for economic growth.
Miliband said arrangements under the plans – which will require all Whitehall departments to consider the carbon cost of policy decisions – were still being finalised, but it was possible low carbon departments could one day help those in danger of going over their targets.
His party says it reached the figure in consultation with the House of Commons Library, based on data about the cost of policy decisions collected by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), an official economic watchdog.
The state costs included a one-off cost associated with passing legislation and an ongoing cost of policy monitoring.
The on-farm cost of policy will be overestimated and the net welfare effects of the policy may be underestimated.
On the other hand, Policy 4 that has more health gain, longer implantation time with half the cost of Policy 3 is the most likely to be chosen.
That menu, if anything, understates the cost of policies like the Bush tax cuts.
The cost of policies that increase someone's disability payment above the typical 50 to 60 percent of income is even higher.
The bills would make insurance mandatory for most people, and the government would subsidize the cost of policies for those with low incomes.
This is divided into resource spending, which covers the cost of policies, programmes and administration, and capital spend on assets like buildings and roads.
