Simple economics suggests that lower demand must be supported by higher unit prices.
When a neutron is captured, the new nucleus has one higher unit of atomic mass.
One problem is that prices were falling at the same time, so fast that higher unit sales did not necessarily translate into higher revenue or even profitability.
Geico also forecast higher unit costs in acquiring new business, as it spends more on advertising but finds a lower sales success rate.
The traded value of the Deutschmark had not fallen to reflect the higher unit wage costs that were a legacy of the unification boom.
This would have increased the price of 349 supermarket promotions in the last three months, but over 90% of supermarket drink deals would be unaffected by even this higher unit price.
Various kinds of interstratal relationships, other than that of one-to-one correspondence may be recognized: diversification, in which one higher unit has alternative realizations; zero realization, in which a higher unit has no overt realization on the lower stratum; neutralization, in which two or more higher units are mapped into the same lower level unit; and so on.
In Sony's gaming unit, lower production costs for the PlayStation 3 game console and higher unit sales of software like the latest game in its popular Gran Turismo car racing series helped increase profit.
Were that to happen, orders for the A400M might be cut, leading to an even higher unit price for remaining aircraft.As for EADS, Mr Gallois's soothing words are in stark contrast to recent comments by Tom Enders, Airbus's German chief executive.
That is very good news, especially when you combine those higher prices with higher unit sales.
A stronger feebate policy has somewhat greater effects, but at a significantly higher unit cost.
