Land expectation value also can be used to estimate the theoretical land value based on static management regimes, costs, and prices.
The reasons for this are many, and include issues such as poor adherence to complex medication regimes; costs of prescribed therapies; and the failure of traditionally prescribed medications to preserve beta cell function over time.
Australia's offshore detention regime cost taxpayers $1.2bn last financial year, with charter flights alone between Nauru, Manus and Australia costing $20m.
The regime cost the lives of at least 2 million people through its wars and internal oppression, and 4 million Iraqis were forced to become refugees.
The total immigration detention regime costs more than A$3.3bn a year.
But Transform, a pressure group in favour of legalisation, claims that the current regime costs at least £10 billion a year, if the burden of dealing with drug-related crime and prisons are included in the calculation.
Set up in 2004 to root out corruption and misconduct in local government, the government says the whole regime costs £6m a year and had become a vehicle for "petty and vexatious complaints".
Ending these regimes has cost over one trillion dollars, and has monopolized the time and energy of two American presidents.
Some businesses have claimed the new regime will cost private business as much as £640m over the next five years.
