Sentence examples for fair cost for from inspiring English sources

Love had been working on the question of what constitutes a fair cost for medicines, on and off, since 1991.

We use the core concept from cooperative game theory as the basis for designing a fair cost allocation.

The analysis results in some provable generic properties as for efficiency and truthfulness, and shows the impossibility of fair cost and profit sharing.

We already know that any number (p in big (overline {p}^{l}_{0} x,mathcal {C}), underline {p}^{a}_{0} x,mathcal {C} big)) is necessarily a replication cost and a fair price for (mathcal {C}) but it is unclear whether the minimal replication cost is well defined.

Under the Law for Fair Costs and Prices, businesses in a wide range of sectors will have to set prices at levels fixed by the government.

A pound a day is a fair price for a product which costs a billion a year to put on the screen.

Consequently, if the set of all possible replication costs for a given contract is bounded from below then either (a) the lower bound for replication costs is not a replication cost and none of replication costs is a fair price or (b) the lower bound is a replication cost and it is a candidate for a maximal fair price for the contract.

A roll of "Drop" costs 210 yen, which, at just over $2, is a fair price for disposable art.

For startups, placement in the job fair costs between $500 and $3,000.

That's fair enough, but when you talk costs, for-profit colleges want to be compared to expensive private institutions.

MY COLLEAGUE suggests that America's wealthy already pay at least their fair share of the cost for the public goods they depend on to prosper.