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• Her research discovered that reducing search cost led to lower quality choices.
• And, he said, " I'm minimizing my transportation and search costs ."
• Search costs slow down job matching, which contributes to unemployment and job vacancies.
• He estimates the Emergency Management's search costs have been about $ 15, 000.
• Search costs are the time and effort costs of finding something.
• The half-day whale search costs $ 50; ages 6 to 10, half price.
• And hence, the search cost is bounded by O ( \ log N ).
• As search costs increase, female choosiness for a mate decreases.
• The choice is most likely dependent on the search costs associated with finding a mate.
• The first search is free, each subsequent search costs 99 cents, plus standard airtime charges.
• The search costs are the costs of finding a car and determining the car's condition.
• Since the search costs vary depending on environmental conditions, strategies vary from population to population.
• One prediction is unambiguous : Productivity should increase as a result of lower search costs.
• This kind of extended search costs $ 75.
• The Internet was expected to eliminate search costs.
• With search costs approaching the $ 1 million mark, the plane was not found by the weekend.
• The searches cost the company an estimated 750, 000 pounds ( dlrs 1.1 million ) a year.
• This literature builds on an older theory literature in economics that examines how search costs affect prices.
• However, if a female lifespan is longer, then the search costs associated with finding a mate are lower.
• By choosing different values of " p ", it is possible to trade search costs against storage costs.