Sentence examples for determined by cost from inspiring English sources

If production were determined by cost and quality alone, most oil would come from these countries.

But it also said the choice of vaccine should be determined by cost effectiveness, which depends on the negotiated cost of the vaccines.

We find the incentive mechanism exists iff the nation-wise income as well as the global income would be greater than the critical values determined by cost uncertainty.

They asserted in a general way that prices were determined by cost of production and by supply and demand, but they assumed that there was a constant fair price (bon prix) that obtained under a regime of free trade.

While the price elasticity of electricity demand of grid-connected consumers has been abundantly studied, few studies focus on off-grid communities where substantial econometric challenges arise, including the absence of metered consumption data and electricity prices that are simultaneously determined by cost and demand considerations.

"This is because wind and solar power is variable, while nuclear and coal plants are constant but inflexible...".. Choices grid companies make are also, however, determined by cost... which brings us back to the EIA report.

In general, risk abatement within engineering is concerned with minimising both components, with the balance of effort being determined by cost-effectiveness.

It delicately pointed out that producers with market power "have the ability to charge high, noncompetitive prices" and went on to note that representatives of card issuers openly acknowledged that their fees were not determined by costs but "were one of several revenue sources".

The theory that market prices continue to gravitate to the natural prices as determined by cost-minimising technique is well elaborated upon by classical economists, and it is also advocated by some early neo-classical economists, such as Marshall, Walras, and Wicksell.

Developments need to be adapted to the population, including for example innovations in diagnostic tests, outreach support through tele-medicine and improved access to medicaments, with the value determined by cost-effectiveness studies.

Incremental costs are determined by costs for RDT and costs for the consequences of false negative cases.