"Some companies went for a low-cost, aggressive cost-cutting strategy which went for looking for different components across different parts of the world… that may be lowest cost but exposes you to more risk when things go wrong".
For the Indians that may be low-cost technology; for the Brazilians, investment-banking savvy.
The service may be low-cost if the healthcare organisation utilise their existing email infrastructure to provide their telemedicine service.
The central bank, he argues, should focus not simply on the most likely risks to the economy, but also on those dangers, such as deflation in 2003, whose odds may be low but whose costs would be high.
The retail prices may be low, but the social costs are high.
Costs may be low, but the impact is palpable.
Thus, although marginal costs may be low, the feasibility of eliminating meat production to decrease the TP loading appears to be low nonetheless when reliable alternatives such as improving sewage treatment or phosphate bans are readily at hand.
Thus, while the psychic cost to physicians from inducement may be high when patients are poor and have to bear the direct cost of care, the psychic cost may be low when patients are insured.
If so, an estimate of $50 per ton may be low and the annual OpEx cost per 1,000 servers could be significantly higher than $200,000, perhaps as high as $1.6 million.
That cost may be low libido, lethargy, depression, anxiety, and gallstone formation.
Within a CMG, the volume of long-stay records may be low, and the episode cost data highly variable.
