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• In these circumstances, utilities argue in favor of reproduction cost valuations.
• On average, assisted reproduction costs $ 7, 800 per cycle.
• The reproduction costs of the carrier's portion are included under property wholly owned and used.
• "If reproduction costs rise in response to inflation, so too will rents, " he said.
• Knoll's licensed reproduction costs $ 4, 809.
• Then show an instant replay and offer tapes to those who supply their name, address and reproduction costs.
• The other, the denominator, is the replacement or reproduction cost : the price in the market for the newly produced commodities.
• Most APAs also require each member to maintain a credit balance in a central funds account to cover common reproduction costs and postage.
• The reproductions cost more than $ 1, 000 each, a price that seemed too high for them to be sold in the library shop.
• We didn't take off much because of the material _ that could easily be rectified _ but the entry's utter unsuitability to reproduction cost it heavily.
• Parts are virtually impossible to find and purchase, and reproduction costs are skyhigh due to low demand and basically, the owner of the vehicle themselves footing the bill.
• Last season, Purdue spokesman Tom Schott said, the Boilermakers spent about $ 2, 500 for reproduction costs on CD-ROMs, which was part of a student project for Drew Brees.
• Parts are virtually impossible to find and purchase, and reproduction costs are sky high due to low demand and basically, the owner of the vehicle themselves footing the bill.
• Groneman submitted the photographs and descriptions made by Cephas to the Royal Institute in 1891, but it would not be published until 1893 because of the high reproduction costs.
• According to Hamilton's rule, the reproduction costs of the worker caste are compensated by the contribution of workers to the queen s reproductive success, with which they share genes.
• Cases in his private practice established the right of the Associated Press to news as intellectual property, and he secured the Telephone Company's right to valuation on reproduction cost less depreciation.
• The replacement cost is the cost to build a building of the same quality and functional utility as the subject property . ( Reproduction cost is the cost to build an exact duplicate.
• In the case of an information good, however, because of its characteristics of non-excludability and also because of almost zero reproduction costs, commoditization is difficult and not always efficient even from a neoclassical economic point of view.
• Economically speaking, the " necessary " product refers to the output of products and services necessary to maintain a population of workers and their dependents at the prevailing standard of life ( effectively, their total reproduction cost ).
• Her collection for that season was inspired by 1400s armour, with a suit costing $ 250 ( equivalent to $ 4625 in 2015 ) whilst the Altman's reproduction cost $ 75 ( equivalent to $ 1387.25 in 2015 ).