Sentence examples for service expenditures from inspiring English sources
The United States ranked on the low end among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcountriesrinsocialocial service expenditures as a percentage of the GDP in 2002-2007, but its incarceration was the highest among similarly-ranked countries.
On the other hand, when marketing and customer service expenditures increase, the demand per unit time increases.
The demand of a product considered as a power function of factors such as product's price, marketing expenditures, and consumer service expenditures.
This is because of the rise in marketing and customer service elasticity of demand, the marketing and customer service expenditures are increasing in response to customers' requests as well (Fig. 11).
As a result of the reduced optimal selling price, manufacturer's profit decreases as well (Fig. 4), so that, the manufacturer has to decrease marketing and customer service expenditures in order to escape from the loss limits (Fig. 5).
Among back pain individuals, at least 75% of service expenditures were attributed to those with top 25% expenditure, and per-capita expenditures were generally higher for those who were older, female, white, medically insured, or suffered from disc disorders.
Osteoporotic fractures cause excess mortality, substantial morbidity and health and social service expenditure in older people.
We said we would want to increase health service expenditure, but we didn't have the Wanless report at the time of the election.
However, this development approach has led to a severe fiscal crisis, especially at the village level, due to declining rental incomes, ineffective village governance and a heavy burden of public service expenditure following the global financial crisis.
Local government service expenditure per person has fallen by 8.4% in real terms since its peak level in 2009/10.
OOPE accounts for 50%% of dental service expenditure, leaving 2%% for the general government, 46 % for social health insurance, and 2 % for private health insurance financing in 2011 [2].
