The reality that the market is returning to is one where fundamentals matter, where revenues must exceed costs and businesses must generate profits within planned time frames.
While it was initially more expensive to implement the programme at many facilities, today, revenues generated from selling recyclable materials exceed costs associated with the recycling programme.
As an academic, Dr. Graham, 44, has advocated a number of health and safety regulations, like seat belt requirements, on the ground that benefits clearly exceed costs.
Benefits exceed costs, sometimes by a wide margin, for all but one of the treatments considered.Next, the authors investigate improving nutrition in young children.
For some inventions the return will exceed costs a hundredfold; others, such as a drug that fails its final tests, will produce no reward at all.
Total benefits, including less time spent refueling, and lower global-warming emissions, would exceed costs by $49 billion over the lifetime of the trucks, the agency said.
Unless gains are clearly seen to exceed costs, the world will choose to adapt, not agree.* "Environment and Statecraft: The Strategy of Environmental Treaty-Making".
But more detailed research into specific conditions such as cardiovascular disease has established that the benefits of medical treatment may handsomely exceed costs.
In theory, they are free to set whatever recycling charges they like, so long as these fees do not exceed costs by too much.
Economic analysis shows that intervention benefits frequently exceed costs.
