Sentence examples for effect of fees and from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The committee argues that any new system of fees which raises the extra £1.9 billion a year would deter many potential students from enrolling, thereby frustrating attempts to increase the number of graduates.The committee reached this conclusion after commissioning research on the possible effects of various types of fees and repayment regimes, from London Economics, a consultancy.

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

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

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.

Final considerations and recommendations can only be made if the nature and extent of the alleged negative effects of physician fees and dual practice on the primary purposes of the Austrian health care system are determined comprehensively.

The purpose of the study was to examine the joint effects of membership fees and competition on customer choice, willingness to join other programs and feelings of regret in a restaurant setting.

Some papers have been published on the potential effects of consultation fees and co-payments [ 12], however there is a special need for more extensive empirical analyses.

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