... larger outlays for feeder cattle , and for power and machinery purchases and operation . Taxes and expenditures for ... cost of labor rose signif- icantly , partly in response to the higher minimum wage requirement . Tobacco Farms ...
... costs by regression analyses. higher error for the other two Regions : Intermountain and Rocky Mountain . The approach appears to be well suited for the Pacific Northwest Region , but the larger error for the other two Re- gions makes it ...
... costs of cola beverages . fats , oil , coffee and a variety of other prepared food prices fell . Sugar , Grocery store food prices rose 0.2 percent in November in the Houston area following a larger advance the previous month . Higher ...
... Higher labor cost per pound was associ- ated with low output per man - hour , even for firms with low average wage rates . Fixed costs included plant and equip- ment expenses for the killing room and cutting room and an allocated ...
... larger amount of inventory also because the purchase of larger volumes of raw material is often cheaper . At the same time , a larger order size tends to reduce the order cost . 11.1.2 Costs The benefit of maintaining inventory is that ...
... larger numbers of pixels, albeit at the cost of lower yield and higher cost per die. De Smet et al.56 describe the production of microdisplays that exceed even the available field size by means of ... Cost of Silicon 3.14.1 Wafer Cost.
... larger cities can explain why a disproportionate share of economic activity takes place in a small number of places ... cost of living curve. The second relation relates the costs of living in a city to its employment size. The ...
... higher budgets . Compared with the moderate and liberal plans , the low - cost plan has larger quantities of foods that provide high nutritional returns in relation to cost -- potatoes , dry beans and peas , and flour and cereal -- and ...
... increase in demand for inputs causes the price of inputs to rise, leading to higher cost curves for the firm. This means the supply curve does not shift rightward as much as in the constant-cost industry. The new long-run equilibrium is ...
... cost dispatch it has a lower variable cost than the gas plant. This leads to the higher cost of the dispatch that is constrained to meet the demand for ramping. Operating Reserves There is another requirement for operating the system ...