It can be seen that most of Chinese researchers have applied a mix of variables, including monetary variables (fixed asset, expenditure, revenue), volume variables (actual number of open beds, number of employees), and ratio variables (bed occupation rate, number of stays in hospitals, etc).
In addition to biological productivity measures such as number of veterinary treatments per cow, economic data add the possibility of calculating economic performance measures such as gross margin (revenues deducted variable costs) per cow or net farm income (all revenues minus all expenses).
Unless heart failure admissions could be replaced with other hospitalizations that generated an equal or greater revenue above variable cost, hospital revenue would be negatively affected.
Define the business' revenue and variable costs per unit sold, and its fixed costs.
Such policies have been criticized on the environmental grounds that timber production is emphasized at the expense of other values, and on the economic grounds that policy-makers try to maximize the harvests level without regard for economic optimality (measured by whether or not revenues cover variable costs of production).
We find evidence that the non-monetary variables "revenue" and "award" and the monetary variable "revenue" influence participants' regret.
These objectives can be production standards, sales quotas, or budgets containing estimates of the level of production and the costs and revenues involved all variables.
Chicago, $112.8 million of sales tax revenue refunding bonds, variable rate series 2002.
In contrast, we found that revenue was extremely variable across auction mechanisms and was highly sensitive to equilibrium selection, the preference model, and the valuation distribution.
