As print newspapers and magazines faded, so tablets (led by the iPad) meant burgeoning hope – the same pages turning, the same staffing structures, the same reporting remit and revenue routines, but this time on a screen in your briefcase or handbag.
Some city and state officials say that the development options for the pier should be expanded to include housing, which could generate enough cash to pay for the repair of the pier's pilings and roof, estimated to cost $125 million, as well as yearly revenue for routine maintenance.
However, even if t is large, the revenues from routine vaccination are lower than those from treatment.
If B 1 > B 0 and r m > r r, the revenues from routine plus catch-up vaccination are higher than those from the treatment.
Using the discount rates from section "Numerical illustration" and assuming that t = n c, the expected revenues from routine vaccination of adolescents will be only 43% of those of a cure.
But a revival of the commuter tax, which was in place for 33 years before it was eliminated by the Legislature in 1999, has been quietly promoted for years by transportation experts who argue that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority needs more-dependable sources of revenue to avoid routine fare increases and service cuts.
The vast majority of Quest's revenue comes from routine screens like prenatal tests, blood-cholesterol workups and Pap smears.
We concluded that the more widespread the disease, the less favourable the revenue associated with routine vaccination compared to curative alternatives.
Therefore, the vaccine price in our numerical example is considerably below that of a drug, and the revenues from a routine vaccination are lower than from the treatment.
Our study provides some evidence that the mass-campaign delivery mode may disrupt the provision of routine services and reduce fee-for-service revenues linked to routine medical services, although our methodology was not designed to answer the latter.
