Sentence examples for marginal cost in from inspiring English sources

However, off-peak electricity for residential consumers is priced at 331% above its marginal cost in the United States as a whole (June 2009).

Asked twice in a recent interview in Wuxi, China, whether Suntech was selling below "marginal cost" in the United States, Dr. Shi replied that the company was doing so to build market share.

By 2014 Chinese smelters represented 52% of global production and had lowered the average marginal cost in the industry to less than $1,900 a ton driving out more than half the Western producers that were active in 1990.

The paper develops a methodology that uses the thermoeconomic functional diagram applied for allocating cost of products obtained by the plant and afterwards demonstrates how it is possible to calculate the marginal cost in US$/kW h of the production.

HONG KONG — The chief executive of the biggest Chinese solar panel maker on Wednesday reversed a statement that his company was selling below marginal cost in the United States, while a leading solar company in Germany has begun calling for a "Buy European" rule.

Most Econ 101 classes start with an explanation of fixed and marginal cost in the context of factories.

For some firms, he thinks that marginal costs in some businesses are as high as marginal revenues.

But the Bells already send bills to just about every household in their territory, so the companies have marginal costs in adding long-distance service -- when and where regulators allow it.

So if a pharmaceutical company can recoup its sunk costs by charging higher prices in the U.S., it can still make money by selling drugs above their marginal costs in price-controlled countries.

It is further shown that donor countries must be reimbursed by more than the training cost of emigrating physicians in order to restore aggregate population health to the pre-migration level, assuming that there are increasing marginal costs in involved in replacing migrating physicians.

A bottom-up methodology was developed to determine marginal costs in existing facilities due to changes in the SWM system, based on the determination of average costs in such waste facilities as function of key facility and waste compositional parameters.