Instead, many state budget analyses tend to focus on the upfront start-up costs of a bill, but fail to examine the later savings these programs will bring - even savings that could be realized in the following year.
In this environment, TV executives at the annual upfronts starting Monday must pitch their new shows after a season most notable for its failure to produce a single hit.
And while Konover is passing along some of the costs of the program to its retailers, the company is making a "large" undisclosed investment upfront to start things off.
"Singing seems to break the ice so you have this big upfront kick start to the process of social bonding," Pearce says.
Here, the client will run the building for the next 50 years, so they'll invest in systems that might cost more upfront but start to pay for themselves after five or even 10 years".
This time, though, they made some deals even before the broadcast upfront market started last month.
When they realised that the cash was not going to be paid upfront, they started looting and shooting.
You save on annual cloud service fees, but the hard drive has a high upfront cost, starting at $180 for one terabyte of storage capacity.
Also, the broadcast upfront market starts before those for other television networks and stations, often making it the equivalent of the first robin -- or first vulture -- of spring.
Tonight, we're going to the Upfront for the start of the NFL Network advertising selling period.
The upfront costs to start a center in each village are approximately $1,000.
