Sentence examples for costs influenced from inspiring English sources
We can't take a Google or a Virgin and plot when and where their transaction costs influenced, say, their decisions to take over Nokia or to lobby Tory ministers for a larger share of NHS contracts.
But a broad picture that emerges from conversations is that land and production costs, influenced by the East End's proximity to New York City, are high and profit margins typically small.
Fixed costs: Total production costs of a shearing form used in the cutting process to cut the exact shape of a fork; Variable costs: Salaries and wages, material costs, and other types of costs influenced by a change in the amount of production.
Although claims costs are subject to a variety of influencing factors, the similar decreasing trends in utilization, which should be reflective of costs influenced by the program, lend support to MHG participation as the cause of savings.
Vet costs influence the premiums charged – generally, in urban areas such as London, they are higher than in rural areas, and premiums will reflect this.
This paper investigates how geography and transportation costs influence the decisions by shippers of which port of export to use.
The study also considers how model uncertainty and different pricing systems of wheat flours and capacity costs influence the optimal solutions.
Cantillon integrated his advancements in spatial economic theory into his microeconomic analysis of the market, describing how transportation costs influence the location of factories, markets and population centres that is, individuals strive to lower transportation costs.
Categories of costs influencing an individual's decision making are referred to as private costs.
On the one hand, the presence of a care level classification and thus reimbursement of at least part of the costs influence the utilization of care-related relief measures like home nursing and institutional short-term nursing in the German Health Care system.
Penicillin V, the recommended antimicrobial for pharyngitis was never prescribed, despite its safety, efficacy, narrow spectrum and low cost, even though cost influenced GPs' prescribing.
