Given that the world economy is not static, but constantly moving into new industries, there are always new transitions being generated, which means that transition costs go on forever as an intrinsic cost of having a global economy based on shifting patterns of comparative advantage.
Given that the world economy is not static, but constantly moving into new industries, there are always new transitions being generated, which means that transition costs go on forever, as an intrinsic cost of having a global economy based on shifting patterns of comparative advantage.
Whether we are publicly or privately insured, we all pay more, and the national cycle of escalating health care costs goes on.
About 70% of a prison's costs go on personnel, and California's guards not only have the highest wages but the most generous pension and health-care benefits.
The founders had no outside financing at the time, and they were paying for equipment and bandwidth with the payouts they had earned from PayPal when eBay bought the company, in 2002; some of the costs went on Chen's credit card.
But when a private Australian-Spanish consortium took control of the Indiana East-West Toll Road in 2006 after leasing the adjoining Chicago Skyway the previous year, the move touched off a fierce debate in Indianapolis that is reverberating in Trenton, Harrisburg and other statehouses across the country, where the struggle to finance soaring transportation costs goes on.
For example, last year 84% of my business running costs went on freelancers.
It does matter, because expenses and market-impact costs go on and on while market-beating stock selection does not.
When a dot-com invests in building its site, the costs go on the income statement as expenses.
Many PCCs say further cuts will inevitably mean fewer officers, as most policing costs go on staffing.
It does matter, because expenses and market-impact costs go on and on--while market-beating stock selection does not.
