Cost structure of the unified budget breakdown

As a result, German banks have a lower cost of funding and all else being equal 160 higher profitability. To the extent that some of the lower cost is rebated to their clients, even industrial firms in Germany enjoy a lower cost of capital, giving them an unfair advantage vis à vis their European competitors.

As a result, German banks have a lower cost of funding and all else being equal higher profitability. To the extent that some of the lower cost is rebated to their clients, even industrial firms in Germany enjoy a lower cost of capital, giving them an unfair advantage vis à vis their European competitors.

Cost structure of the unified budget, excluding contributions from the United Nations regular budget

Existing technologies provide lower risk, lower cost opportunities for new businesses to gain footholds by applying such technologies to address specific local needs.

And it really needed to get much lower than that to be cost effective.

And with the cost of these tools being substantially lower than the bribe demanded.

And we also found that we could make a more efficient structure and have a cost effective way of making a structure to do this.

Liberalization gives rise to competition and, with it, efficiency and quality service at lower cost.

Field operating costs have been reduced by 1,147,800 and the new staffing structure resulted in lower staff costs.

The lower requirements resulted mainly from overestimation of the cost for the deployment travel of civilian police officers.

As a result, the new focus of the convergence work became a better concordance scenario, which addressed lower structure detail and concept issues.

The Committee recommends that, given the cost of building and removing a temporary structure, full information be presented to the General Assembly on the relative costs and merits of constructing a permanent structure instead.

When investors make less risky loans, they require a lower risk premium , thereby reducing the cost of borrowing to the borrower.

The first impact of monetizing vanishing assets could be to lower demand for such goods, since one lawnmower, for example, can serve many people. But it will also lower the cost of using them.

(3)The issuer of the financial assets can settle it with a sum which is obviously lower than the post amortization cost

This reform should give impetus and direction to improvements in the structure and functioning of the lower courts and other components of the justice system.

That would provide the United Nations with the benefit of a higher credit rating, which would result in a lower cost for borrowing.

In this context, measures that lower the cost of entry could make it easier in developing countries to invest in other developing countries.

The variance of 4,972,800 under this heading is attributable primarily to reduced actual requirements for the transportation of the engineering unit's equipment, as well as to non deployment of eight military aircraft, lower travel cost of formed personnel owing to the rotation of contingents from West African countries jointly with UNMIL and the lower actual cost of rations.

Other countries and organizations might wish to do likewise, in order to lower the portion of the cost of UNFICYP covered by assessed contributions.

In addition, a changing demographic structure has created more single person households and one child families as a result of our lower birth rate and ageing population.

The lower average troop strength resulted in reduced requirements for standard troop cost reimbursement, recreational leave and daily allowance for troops, and contingent owned equipment.

Regarding cost benefits, experience had proven that common premises, common services and joint offices had resulted in lower transaction costs and allowed greater development impact.

Those manufacturers can then sell those medicines at much lower cost to people who need access to them, to treatment programs that need access to them.

The United States delegation wondered whether the lower estimated cost of external audits by the Board of Auditors reflected reduced audit coverage or better audit efficiency.

Her own country, with its many emigrants who repatriated funds to support their families, was particularly concerned by the need to lower the cost of remittances.

The current and future development of small satellites is closely linked to the appearance of new, low cost launchers (Pegasus, Taurus etc.) and lower cost launch opportunities on existing vehicles (for example, Ariane 4 or small canisters on the Space Shuttle).

The Inspector concurs with the above points of view, but observes that the method used to compare procurement staff productivity and cost addresses more specifically the important issue of the overhead structure and cost, which is essentially the staffing and cost of the procurement function within the United Nations system in 2002.

In practice, they are more likely to increase retail markups and lower cost pass through. The estimated price pass through for imported manufactured goods, which would better represent what enters the consumption bundle, is even lower than that for all non fuel imports.

The cost of the field office structure accounts for 9.5 per cent of estimated programme expenditure, a decrease from the 13 per cent reported in 2004 2005.

The cost of the field office structure accounts for 21.4 per cent of estimated programme expenditure, a decrease from the 24.3 per cent reported in 2004 2005.

The interface of GDS and the Internet has made it possible for small operators to circumvent intermediation and to trade directly with other operators at lower cost.

The unutilized balance of 9,900 relates to lower requirements under training related travel that resulted from the cost of four participants being paid for by their departments.

That structure should allow effective integration of UNMOs at the Force Headquarters level through a single unified chain of command, while maintaining operational independence at sector and lower levels (paras.

The most cost efficient way to achieve the 20 target would be to operate a single, EU wide carbon market, which would cost the EU about 96 billion annually by 2020. But the benefits to the entire world would be much lower.

The cost structure of the unified budget (in terms of relative shares of management and administration, programme support and programmes) has remained stable over the past five years.

The cost of the field office structure accounts for 13.7 per cent of the estimated programme expenditure, a decrease from the 16.6 per cent reported in 2004 2005.

On the lower left there is a picture of mother of pearl forming out of seawater. It's a layered structure that's mineral and then polymer, and it makes it very, very tough.

The yields per acre of soybeans are lower than that of corns, but less fertilizer is needed, which makes the cost of soybean cultivation relatively low as a whole.

Finally, our past technological triumphs did not actually conserve natural resources, but instead enabled humanity to mine and use these resources at a lower overall cost, thereby hastening their depletion.

In line with the new approach of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the contracts for the aircraft were based on a cost structure calculated on actual hours rather than block hours.

Interest rates thus incentivize and convey to entrepreneurs how to allocate capital through time. For example, lower interest rates and cost of capital raise the relative attractiveness of cash flows further in the future, and capital investment increases the system s natural homeostatic response to higher savings and lower consumption.

This structure provides for effective integration of UNMOs through a single and unified chain of command at the Force Headquarters level while maintaining their operational identity and independence at the sector and lower levels.

A carbon tax causes each firm and household to respond to the same cost of adding CO2 to the atmosphere. That uniform individual cost incentive allows total CO2 to be reduced at a lower total cost than would be achieved by a variety of administrative requirements, such as automobile mileage standards, production technology standards (e.g., minimum renewable fuel inputs in electricity generation), etc.