Deutsche Bank, which is in the midst of closing its books for the year, decided to update investors on the unanticipated costs.
About half of the unanticipated costs, the company said, were from the company's main business of providing managed care to large corporations and from units that provide additional coverage for Medicare recipients.
But the $3.3 trillion figure suggests that the unanticipated costs of how we managed a grim decade -- money already spent or committed in the future -- amount to a little more than one-fifth of America's current national debt.
Any delays would have implications for the costs of the study, since protracted fieldwork and uncertainties about gaining permission would add significantly to the unanticipated costs of securing interviewers in the field, as well as the administration costs of extending contract deadlines.
Underestimating the cost of the work will result in loss of profit by the end of the project, because you will have to cover the unanticipated costs yourself and accept the payment you originally agreed upon.
Increases in all these unanticipated costs have intensified distributional conflict between men and women, old and young, as well as rich and poor, making it hard to reach political consensus.
Answer: Huber has stumbled on one of those unanticipated costs that, as travelers, we sometimes forget to calculate, and that's visa charges.
The controversy became public last week when state budget officials confirmed that unanticipated cost overruns, particularly in Medicaid and in state prisons, had thrown the state $610 million over budget.
But he and Dr. Feely said this service appeared to be coming with an unanticipated cost: potentially profound impacts on ocean chemistry and biology.
You're going abroad, to a country that might not speak English, and who knows what unexpected event might occur that will have an unanticipated cost.
