Over the first ten years, however, the 52,300-square-foot office building will more than make up that $85,000 by generating $400,000 in operations savings.
What banks are doing, analysts say, is pressing customers to shift money from the old, regulated part of their operations — savings deposits — into the new, less regulated part consisting of high-yielding wealth management products that can circumvent government interest rate controls and be used to finance high-interest loans to desperate customers.
Add in other operations savings and this venue will be able to sell a nearly identical burger at 60% of our cost and still realize the same margins — without parking issues for delivery companies.
Although proponents of private partnerships point to lower costs for construction and operation, those savings are not necessarily passed on to students.
This paper suggests that scope of operation of savings clauses is exceeding small.
The company is to report fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 2. "The stronger earnings stem from better-than-expected results in both domestic and international operations and savings through cost management," the chief financial officer, Kurt Kuehn, said in a statement.
The new power will give the F.D.I.C. more latitude to continue the operations of savings associations like IndyMac in California, which failed earlier this month, and buy regulators time to work out a resolution at the lowest possible cost.
For smaller operations, the savings aren't always enough to entice people to take the plunge.
With the inhibition scheme in operation the saving in redundant frames is over 50% (Fig. 18) for networks of densities 10 through 300 of average number of neighbors per node.
The bottom line: A ramp down in military operations produced savings then, and can produce real savings now.
