This reduction will impact approximately 700 employees, largely as a result of a restructuring focused on indirect costs.
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The indirect costs in terms of lost productivity and increasing despair are huge.
The indirect costs of providing care for the uninsured, they argue, are too big a burden to be ignored.
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Of course, Costco customers must still deal with indirect costs regarding time and expense of making trips to the store.
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Panelists argued that indirect costs in the form of lost focus by executives and critical engineering resources is much higher.
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Second, an effective plan keeps energy affordable by appropriately balancing the direct costs of energy along with the indirect costs, such as government regulation.
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Other consequences are the increased costs associated with prolonged illnesses, including expenses for additional tests, treatments and hospitalization, and indirect costs, such as lost income.
Estimates of the direct and indirect costs of violence suggest that the costs of crime are roughly 12 to 14 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Under HSTP the aim is to achieve structural efficiencies in three areas production, direct materials costs, and indirect costs, where current total costs are JPY 9 trillion (USD 113 billion).
Furthermore, there are indirect costs connected with upgrades that give businesses an incentive to stick with battle-tested technologies, like the hassles of retraining workers and of dealing with buggy new products.
Indirect costs will likely include the loss of proprietary business information during intrusive inspections by international monitors and lost production time due to these inspections -- that may take as long as ten business days.
In 2016, energy-intensive and trade-exposed industries receive allowances to upset both their direct and indirect compliance costs.
It's impossible to add up all the indirect environmental costs of a windmill, but a good proxy for this arithmetic is simply to compare the resources consumed (in dollars) with the output produced (in dollar value of the electricity).
The Bank's favourite measure of inflation, which excludes both mortgage-interest costs and indirect-tax changes, was unchanged in July, at an annual rate of 2.2% (see chart).
At a time when the middle and working classes are subjected to rigorous austerity measures including higher direct and indirect taxes, delayed retirement and increased costs for public services, the government of Prime Minister Mario Monti wants to prove that the traditional exceptions for the rich are over.
It permitted both repayable direct state aid (the European approach) covering up to a third of all development costs, known as launch aid, and indirect state aid (the American approach) if limited to 3% of the domestic industry's sales volume.
While it is absolutely essential that we continue to drive down the costs of generating electricity from solar (and wind, which is indirect solar energy, ) doing so alone will not make these renewable energy sources competitive with traditional hydro, fossil or nuclear generated electricity.
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The United States General Accounting Office says that estimate of the costs of 11 September includes the direct destruction of property as well as indirect losses caused by businesses closing.
Even with all of the production tax credits, loan guarantees and a battery of other direct and indirect subsidies, nuclear power remains the most expensive source of conventional electricity on the grid once capital costs are plugged into the equation.
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Precise regulatory costs can never be fully known, because, unlike taxes, they are unbudgeted and often indirect.
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By the 1950s and beyond, it became steadily clearer that the exercise of each person's freedom imposes costs on others through congestion, noise, pollution, ugliness and danger, as well as having indirect effects by encouraging urban sprawl.
This is computed by taking the total funds raised from the public through direct contributions, indirect contributions (such as from United Way) and proceeds from one-time special events, subtracting fundraising costs, then expressing the result as a percentage of the total amount from the public.
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