Just as MarketMind says the law of comparative advantage has never been so appropriate, so I say that mass union disruption is a practice that will cost, not save jobs.
"Medicare reimbursement rates have not kept pace with the cost of practice, " AMA President Dr. Nancy Nielsen told CNN earlier this week.
This also applies to the cost structure of the practice as such advisors prefer to keep low overhead and not experience the pressure of having to cover a larger bill and therefore maintain high overhead.
In practice, Brazil's low-cost food may be shut out by rich countries' trade barriers.
These young associates do not know how to practice law when they arrive and the cost of educating them is steep.
The main cost of putting the plan into practice would be the cheap tokens that consumers would buy from manufacturers, who would theoretically sell the tokens at a profit.
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In practice, managers shift their focus from producing low-cost or high-differentiation offerings to satisfying customers.
As corporations have realized quantifiable cost savings, LSO has become a best practice among corporate counsel.
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The long term viability of placebo use in clinical practice depends on whether placebo benefits outweigh harms, their cost, and whether patients and practitioners deem their use to be ethically acceptable.
Many local organists go unpaid, despite the high cost of lessons and music and the hours of practice they put in.
The principal one is that, when considering all of the participants' overall costs of reducing emissions, economic theory and now business practice teaches us that a carbon trading approach is the least cost way of meeting the environmental objective.
It pointed to the "gap between theory and practice" which allowed an MP to claim, as an "additional cost", for a personal telephone call made from their second home.
However, it is less widely understood that the PCA also proposed two governmental bodies to broadly apply cost effectiveness research in order to develop guidelines to govern the practice of, and payment for, medical care.
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Worse than the cost of the version upgrade is the disruption to your patients and the practice of updating software on all of the necessary machines.
Dumping is an aggressive trade practice involving an exporter selling goods abroad either below the price in its home country, below the cost of producing them or below what investigating authorities believe is a fair market price.
On Monday, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius ordered the civil servants in the CMS to depart from past practice and assume a congressional fix to the scheduled drastic cuts in Medicare doctor reimbursement rates when calculating the cost adjustment.
The normal practice in weapons purchases is to transition to fixed pricing only after technologies and designs are sufficiently mature so that cost estimators can anticipate possible deviations from the plan.
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