If you fly less than planned, however, your fixed costs are spread over fewer hours and that means a higher per-hour cost.
They were adding up the national total spent on child care, and dividing it by the number of hours women worked to get the per hour cost of care.
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When you consider the cost for each employee hour spend reading or responding to email, the cost can become astronomical.
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If you fly over 100-150 hours, you may want to consider whole ownership, as the cost per hour can be competitive with other options.
Joseph Hinrichs, Ford's group vice president of manufacturing and labor relations, said the agreement would push Ford's total labor cost per hour, including benefits, "into the ballpark" with foreign-based rivals.
Industry analyst firms like Gartner, IDC, Aberdeen and others publish estimates of what an hour of downtime will cost the average company, and how many hours of downtime per year they are likely to experience.
The Department of Labor concluded that the first minimum wage, 25 cents per hour in 1938, cost the jobs of 30, 000 to 50, 000 of the 300, 000 workers who were covered and had previously earned below the minimum.
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The opportunity cost for an hour of employee time is several hundred dollars.
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Solyndra investor David Prend, of Rockport Capital Partners, said Gronet's cylindrical-design innovation "is huge, because it lowers the cost per kilowatt hour" of electricity for customers.
When comparisons are adjusted to remove this disparity, the cost per flight hour of the F-35 is only about ten percent higher than that of legacy planes for a fighter that is far more survivable and effective.
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That is, if you do at least 392 loads of laundry a year, live in one of 18 states where electricity costs are at or above the national average of 7.8 cents a kilowatt-hour and if your opportunity cost--the return you'd get by investing in something other than a more expensive washer--is 6% or less.
Given those challenges and costs, it is therefore necessary to drive the cost per kilowatt-hour down.
Although he refuses to reveal figures, Mr Ghosn says the cost per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of battery capacity for Renault-Nissan cars has fallen by half in four years.
But to hire a government approved building can cost hundreds of dollars per hour, a luxury only affordable for the Big Party.
The high cost of running peak-hour services, and the obligation to run trains at anti-social hours to isolated communities, make profits hard to achieve whatever the fares.
The total cost to society of a credit hour of instruction at for-profit institutions is vastly lower than at not-for-profit schools.
Transferring power to Japan would cost two yen per kilowatt-hour, making the total cheaper than the roughly nine yen per kilowatt-hour the country pays for nuclear power, he says.
Higgins intends to attach to the line 200 megawatts (peak output) of windmills, ostensibly generating electricity at a cost of 7 cents a kilowatt-hour, and has contracted to buy all the output of a 65-megawatt solar plant that would be an eco-loss-leader costing 25 cents per kwh.
Or you could spend an hour moving your 401(k) from a high-cost fund to one that costs half a point less in annual expenses.
Every resource that is allocated to a free user and every hour in support spent helping a free user come at the cost of a paying user.
After a certain threshold of about 24 hours of continuous use, the bill accumulated at by-the-hour or by-the-minute rate typically exceeds the cost of otherwise paying a flat daily rate on a traditional car rental.
Researchers estimate the cost would start at about 9 cents a kilowatt-hour for the first EGS project and fall to as little as 4 cents, including construction, development and financing but not including any government subsidies that may be available.
The combination hasn't solved Webvan's basic cost problem: how to increase the number of deliveries per hour.
The bit the government likes is that it could cost more to use congested routes, during the rush-hour.
Excluding government subsidies, the cost of producing wind energy fell from 9 cents per kilowatt-hour in 2009 to 8 cents per kilowatt-hour in 2012.
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SunPower's five-year growth plan will lower the cost of solar power to 12 to 18 cents per kilowatt-hour, positioning solar energy as a key peaking energy resource to meet our growing power demands.
In addition, federal funding is available to the state and eligible local governments on a cost-sharing basis for snow assistance for a continuous 48-hour period during or proximate to the incident period in the counties of Dewey and Ellis.
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