The weighted networks are obtained using a minimum cost path (mcp) method with an anisotropic local cost function based on the locally estimated diffusion tensor weighted images.
Often, however, it raises the local cost of living without producing much employment.
This statistic represents an alternative, PPP-like calculation of the real wage, taking account of the local cost of goods.
Hospitals will be free to define "financial need," based on the local cost of living and the beneficiary's income, assets and medical bills, Ms. Corrigan said.
In turn, the currencies of several countries in the region have slipped against the euro, forcing up the local cost of repaying debt.
But federal programs intended to help the poor, like food stamps or child-care subsidies, are generally not adjusted for the local cost of living.
Operating costs vary considerably from plant to plant between and within each group, depending on the availability and local cost of electric power and coke.
The price of a swap will be loosely based on the local cost of 15 gallons of gas, which Mr. Musk said might be $60 in California.
The newer, bigger set of data released this week, however, quantifies another large driver of local cost differences for the privately insured: the prices insurers pay for hospital treatments.
It was also suggested that pushing wages up could also push up the local cost of living – so not only would these workers continue to struggle but workers in other industries would also be affected.
Although some of America's richest postcodes are in New York, 46% of the city's population (by his office's calculations, heavily adjusted for the high local cost of living) lives at or near the poverty line.
