The most important decisions that would create the most learning at the lowest cost would go first.
Unemployment may not fall even that far, because increased flexibility and competition may at first cost jobs.
The ability to reallocate cost savings to first-order priorities makes corporations more nimble.
Council staff employed in east Northamptonshire are to be offered a 1% pay rise - their first cost of living increase since 2009.
With few exceptions, banks have found that new revenue streams or channel cost reductions from first generation mobile banking solutions to be largely elusive.
When a president uses Air Force One to travel to a campaign event, his campaign must reimburse the government the approximate cost of a first-class ticket for the president and all the political aides traveling with him.
Taken to the extreme, owners of clubs like Chelsea and Manchester City can attempt to overwhelm the opposition by assembling never-before-seen squads of immense cost (see first graph below) which results in unprecedented odds in their favor of winning the league title if they can get more of that talent on the pitch than the competition (see second graph below).
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The device is aimed at the growing number of cost-conscious and first-time buyers in Kenya who do not want to sacrifice device performance or user experience for cost.
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Cost growth often is the first cause cited when a program is canceled, although cost increases may be symptomatic of more fundamental problems.
First, the reduced cost to operate such services may be less than it first appears.
According to AAA, 45% of the 56.2 cents per mile cost is due to first-year depreciation.
The first is cost and the second is making products available to a new class of customers.
It was not the most aesthetically pleasing batting, but the short boundaries were cleared on four occasions and Hitchcock's first over cost 22.
At the moment, we have no idea how much the phone will cost, but the first units are expected to be available next month.
"Two big disappointments on the first day cost us, " added Collins.
The first is cost based, as systemic changes associated with access to hosting services, and ability to collect and structure big data have helped companies adopt technology.
Their IT group has seen an estimated 75 percent cost savings in the first year of the service, and developers are planning to further enhance the system with things like the ability to upload photos.
Although Air Force One's operating costs per person far exceed the cost of even a first-class commercial ticket, the logic is that it's unfair to charge the president's campaign for the full cost of operating Air Force One because he has no choice but to fly on the presidential plane for security reasons.
Washington has said it would pick up the entire cost of the coverage expansion for the first three years, and at least 90% of the cost afterward.
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Should the cost be laid to the first customer or amortized over several jobs?
First, most cost cutting is easily matched by competitors, thus offering little or no competitive advantage.
The carrier, Jetstar Hong Kong, will be the first low-cost airline based in Hong Kong, according to Qantas.
That is probably the low-cost, high-benefit first purchase F2P expert Nicholas Lovell recommends to get people spending.
We had difficulty at first getting exact cost comparisons for similar treatments, but we did our due diligence and developed accurate comparisons.
In other words, all the reasons which led it to set up its low-cost subsidiary Go in the first place still apply.
First, the cost of hardware in a prototype like this is not a good predictor of the costs of the eventual finished product.
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