Sentence examples for effect of fee from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this finding, a study in Burkina Faso reported less or no effect of fee waiver on the perceived quality of care.

Nevertheless, small investors should be aware of their total costs and the effect of fees on portfolio performance.

MP Paul Farrelly, who has put down an early day motion, said: "It is essential that the forthcoming review of university funding looks at all the evidence of the effect of fees and debt on students who attend our universities.

The fee remission system (whereby claimants with low enough 'household' capital and income can get all or part of any fee waived) does not in our experience adequately remove the deterrent effect of fees, as only a small minority of potential claimants are eligible, and the remission system itself is difficult to navigate if people are trying to deal with it themselves," she said.

We exploit border differentials to identify the effect of fees on evasion.

The positive effect of fees on evasion is confirmed in different parametric and non-parametric approaches and survives several robustness checks.

For instance the effect of fee-for-service payment for long-term care has been cited as leading to over-treatment [ 3].

In a number of circumstances, however, the initial effect of fees on resource use and expenditure can be counteracted.

The first two terms in (34) account for two further effects of fee discrimination on patient welfare, namely the induced change in price and quality.

Mutual fund families are also required to only report performance net of fees, so historic returns don't reflect the effects of fee changes over time.

We removed the effects of fee changes over this period by valuing services provided in all years at the fee levels in effect on April 1, 2005/06, yielding fee-adjusted expenditures [ 4].