But some ostensibly fixed burdens are ripe for whittling, too, if you know how to negotiate.
Because of these failed decisions, this public policy disaster will cost up to $1.5 billion to fix, burdening an already overwhelmed state economy.
A "capitation tax" is a "head tax," based on population, creating a fixed, even burden, like a sales tax.
For the work above, 1974's "Trans-Fixed," Burden stretched himself out on the hood of a Volkswagen Beetle, nailing his hands to the exterior of the vehicle.
The last part of the paper discusses the impact of codification/automation/complexity and increased burden of fixed costs on industrial organisation.
Over the past decade almost every luxury brand one exception is Ralph Lauren has concentrated on developing sales through its own stores.The downside is the burden of fixed costs such as rent and employees.
It is generally recognized that insertion of the fixed appliance places a burden to patient's OHRQoL in the early phase of treatment.
For ex vivo quantification of tumour burden, formalin fixed paraffin embedded sections of mouse lung were stained with haematoxylin and eosin (H&E) and then digitally scanned using an automated scanning microscope (Ariol system, Leica Microsystems Ltd ,Milton Keynes, Bucks., UK).
Therefore, medical institutions, which must bear the burden of fixed costs associated with unoccupied beds, tend to admit psychiatric patients and keep them for long periods of time in order to minimize their fixed cost burdens, especially because AID beneficiaries are cared for under no or very low cost sharing structures [ 46].
Although the majority of medical expenditures for diabetes are attributable to hospitalization and physician services, the costs associated with prescription therapies are not trivial, particularly for millions of individuals living on fixed incomes or otherwise burdened by their out-of-pocket prescription costs (4).
