Even more than with electricity, the price charged for it is a small fraction of the cost of supply.
A survey of water projects financed by the World Bank showed that the average price charged for water covered only a third of the cost of supplying it.
But the commission also kept the price charged for electricity to Con Ed customers the same regardless of whether they lived in Westchester or New York City.
"6d is the highest price charged for any single article in the establishment, but the variety of articles obtainable is infinite'.
The etching here called "The Hundred Guilder Print" ( circa 1649) got its name from the high price charged for it in 17th-century Holland.
This brief considers these in turn, starting with the most significant: pricing.The price is rightIn this section Faster forward Banks better buck up ReprintsToday, the price charged for the same goods varies widely between European countries.
The average total price charged for pregnancy and newborn care was about $30,000 for a vaginal delivery and $50,000 for a C-section, with commercial insurers paying out an average of $18,329 and $27,866, the report found.
In 2006, the city raised the price charged for each minute a cab is stopped or moving slowly; in 2009, a 50-cent surcharge was added to help support the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Second, unless the price charged for water reflects the market value, resources will be under-allocated to sustainable additional supplies such as reuse and recycling.It was also implied that market-driven solutions will have a negative impact on ecological integrity.
As Dr. Welch notes, the list price charged for various procedures is highly inflated but paid only by a limited few — certainly not Medicare, Medicaid or private insurers or other health plans that negotiate discounts with hospitals.
