indirect costs

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indirect costs

pl n
(Accounting & Book-keeping) another name for overheads
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indirect costs

npl (Comm) → costi mpl indiretti
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Similarly, banks are somewhat less efficient in terms of delivery and coverage in both the sending and recipient countries, which adds implicit cost for the ultimate recipient.
Another implicit cost with ETFs is the bid-ask spread.
The body found faults in methodology used for implicit cost calculation and deficiencies in other areas.
This collaboration represents an important step forward in providing a much-awaited technical solution and understanding of powder reuse and its implicit cost savings.
When governments provide deposit insurance, taxpayers bear an implicit cost. In times of crisis, they may be called upon to cover depositor claims in excess of the FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF).
Furthermore, this mapping depends on whether we are using a "gross" or "net" version of opportunity cost, and whether we are talking about implicit cost only or implicit and explicit costs, in the language of Stone (2015).
The first three days, the military incurs an implicit cost because a three-day loading period is built into the price of all the trucking contracts.
This input is most often relegated to an area described as "unmeasured capital." While it is true that this implicit cost is often ignored, or not sufficiently discussed, it is within the instructor's means to refocus attention on this particular input in order to make the material more palatable to business students.
All I want is what I have paid for (ignoring the implicit cost of time I have spent dealing with the issue).
In separating near-available from more-distant technologies, they used only a rough and implicit cost threshold, excluding options judged likely to remain "excessively costly" through 2050.
(A more detailed discussion of the implications of the model can be found in Artuc and Demiralp [2010].) This implied change in volatility and the revival of the borrowing function allow us to identify the size of the implicit cost before and after 2003.
94-143 implicit cost of the (December 9, 1975) risk of loan.