To avoid these adverse price effects, the logic of cost-benefit analysis dictates that institutional investors should be prepared to devote some resources to opposing such measures.
Those who are unwilling or unable to adopt this logic become subject to neoliberalism's other logic of cost-cutting ('unprofitable' liabilities are discarded).
Early in the course of the HIV epidemic, representatives of major international agencies were persuaded by the logic of cost-effectiveness that antiretroviral treatment should be inaccessible to those infected with HIV in developing countries [ 47].
Although for an organization's managers the logic of cost-efficiency prevails, for nurses providing high-quality care is the major goal that not only results in patients' self-sufficiency and their return to full health but promotes the profile of the nursing profession as a whole.
"Only because I believed" in the logic of low- cost, passive investing, he wrote in 1994.
A club statement says the board have received written agreement from that group of the "logic" of avoiding the cost and disruption of two meetings.
It makes unanswered questions of cost, logic and purpose more pressing than ever.
In the case of such devices, the programmable logic overhead cost of 20% reported here would not exist, and the reduction in development time and effort could be gained without incurring the increased logic area penalty.
The convergence of multiple networks makes bundles of services cheaper to provide; and the business logic of bundling makes the cost of building new, converged networks easier to justify.
The protests against the World Trade Organization 1 in Seattle in the fall of 1999 were only the most recent manifestation of new political movements, which, operating simultaneously at grassroots and international levels, have emerged to challenge a capitalist logic of growth at any cost and its tropes of progress, development, modernization, and democratization.
