(a) Direct from the manufacturing company to Iraq

A. Direct programme and administrative costs

Direct programme and administrative costs for 2006

The direct and indirect costs were relatively minor and affordable.

The latter also contained generic programmes in the fields of institution building, direct support to manufacturing firms, and direct support to sectoral and public organizations.

Quality, costs, and delivery times in auto manufacturing, for example, are reaching the European level.

Considerable manufacturing capacity has been added, which has halved costs over the past two years.

And by that I mean it's products for which the research and development costs are really high, and the manufacturing costs are low.

Overall there were considerable direct and indirect costs of the resulting discontinuity

But the direct costs are really only the tip of the iceberg.

So, you're selling costs were embedded here, this was the commission or direct sales costs or whatever you were paying your direct sales people and you made 37 selling directly.

Direct security costs are considered UNDP specific security costs that form an integral part of the biennial support budget.

Today, the costs of manufacturing such items are lower in countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam than in Guangdong.

Talk to the head of a manufacturing company in Franklin trying to protect jobs but worried about rising costs.

It should be borne in mind that the costs for conservation measures should include both the direct costs of implementing conservation measures and the opportunity costs of foregone uses.

11. Currency exchange and inflation rates have direct implications for the level of salary costs.

The second component of a quot golden carrot quot comprises large cash incentives to producers to offset incremental manufacturing costs.

Today, United Nations staff faces an unprecedented level of risks and threats, and UNICEF notes with concern increasing security costs (both centrally shared costs and direct costs at each location).

Of this total an estimated 1.9 trillion are direct costs such as medical care, while 0.2 trillion are indirect costs such as missed work.

Direct costs are defined as unequivocally linked with programmatic activities, while indirect costs are defined as those incurred during the management of programmatic activities.

The perpetration of economic and financial crimes has a number of direct costs in developing countries.

They can take the form of direct subsidies, reduced interest rates or reduced costs for acquiring land.

Increased costs for investment in real assets would help to rein in property prices and reduce over capacity in infrastructure and manufacturing.

Manufacturing industries

III. MANUFACTURING

local manufacturing.

Direct costs such as the acquisition of books and subscriptions to journals are charged to the user organization.

The direct costs to be charged against gross revenue comprise the cost of two guards and some overtime.

The expanding scope and diminishing costs of automation and additive manufacturing may affect labor intensive functions globally, including in earlier stage developing countries.

The Manufacturing Fallacy

The Manufacturing Imperative

Good Manufacturing Practices

The attraction of the SDR donation scheme is that it does not impose any direct costs on donor countries.

Empirical work in related areas suggests that this is substantial in relation to the direct and indirect costs approach.

(b) Resources shown under Executive Direction and Management have been released, except for direct costs for fund raising travel

At present there is no system for calculating the production and distribution costs, both direct and indirect, of publications.

As an example, it can be mentioned that in 1985, in the United States, the total direct health care costs associated with smoking were estimated at over US 12 billion, or about 5 per cent of all direct health care costs in that year.

(f) It is estimated that 17 per cent of the direct costs of research and training would cover the share of common costs to be met from INSTRAW resources.

It costs, at manufacturing point, six dollars to produce these, and it costs the establishment another six dollars to distribute it, so the market price in a free market would be about 12 dollars per net.

UNICEF continues to encourage thematic other resources to reduce transaction costs and make more resources available for direct programme assistance.

For motor vehicles alone, direct savings were estimated at 15 million annually and lower costs resulted from simplified administrative procedures.

An analysis by Goldman Sachs shows that, despite real wage gains, the share of labor costs in total manufacturing costs is lower than it was in 2001 a trend that continued in the first half of 2010.

Manufacturing producing, acquiring etc.

Manufacturing producing, acquiring etc.

Manufacturing producing, acquiring etc.