Sentence examples for value of allowances from inspiring English sources

Once the program gets going, the actual value of allowances will fluctuate as they are traded.

The legislation sends over 40percentt of the monetary value of allowances (roughly $600 billion in present value through 2050) to households.

If the government gives away allowance in a cap-and-trade system, the value of allowances is captured by energy firms but then partly recaptured by the government in taxes on the increased profits.

While the CPI change will not include income tax, accountants KPMG said it would affect everyone and could result in a reduction in the real value of allowances and tax thresholds in the coming years, as CPI inflation is traditionally lower than RPI inflation.

Whether allocated for free or not, the economic value of allowances includes the opportunity cost of using allowances that could otherwise be sold in the market.

On the contrary, more than 80% of the value of allowances accrue to consumers and public purposes, and less than 20% accrue to covered, private industry.

She was unable to comment on the value of the allowances stolen in other countries.

Never again should an MP be more interested in "the value of their allowances rather than the values of the constituents".

First was inflation, which eroded the value of depreciation allowances because they are based on historical cost – the original purchase price of an asset – rather than replacement cost.

In power-generation (Europe's most-polluting industry) companies passed the price of carbon credits on to customers and pocketed the value of the allowances.

"The Fabian Society's analysis looks at the value of tax allowances and benefits on a like-for-like basis and reveals that the government now provides similar levels of financial support to rich and poor alike.