What is the difference between the cost of a nonprofit clinic and a doctor's office, according to the article?
Technically, that is the difference between the cost of creating coins and their face value.
Financial need is the difference between the cost to attend MIT and the family's ability to pay that amount.
The student said some athletes apparently were pocketing the difference between the cost of their textbooks and their textbook allowance.
In many fund categories, the difference between the cost of an average fund and that of the average index fund is about 0.8 percentage points, according to Morningstar.
"The difference between the cost of building all the submarines in France and all the submarines in Australia... is a very manageable one," he said.
Seigniorage (the difference between the cost of producing money and its value) would accrue to the state, adding billions of pounds to national coffers.
Cross-sensory attentional shifting changes were indexed by calculating the difference between the cost reduction (T1 − T2 costs) in the visual-to-auditory vs. auditory-to-visual condition.
Ms. Kroes said the commission wanted to eliminate the difference between the cost of making a call in one's home market and across borders by 2015.
Financial need is relative to the cost of the institution, since financial need is the difference between the cost of attendance and the expected family contribution.
The difference between the cost of bills and their face value is also seigniorage, but the profit accrues to the Fed.
