expense of production

However, due to the expense of production, it is not being used for this purpose.

These mainly aim for profits, at the expense of production values, which are rarely high.

As Pound explained to his father, their plays "won't need a thousand people for 150 nights to pay the expenses of production."

It was said, machinery reduces the expense of production, and lowers the price of the thing produced.

And the greater the growth of the monopoly sector, the greater the state's expenditures on social expenses of production'.

Won't other producers inevitably want to follow suit and try to sustain a run by revamping shows, conceivably at the expense of production values?

An ever larger share of the national income has gone to the horde of supervisors, "almost entirely at the expense of production workers."

But the very expense of productions like this necessitates a long period of amortization, whatever the artistic merits.

The big names were paid for at the expense of production quality; many of the supporting cast were unpaid volunteers.

The analysis of the expenses of production of a commodity might be carried backward to any length; but it is seldom worth while to go back very far.

Murdoch's statements threw great light on the comparative advantage of gas and candles and contained much useful information on the expenses of production and management.

Its expenses of production when any given amount of it is produced are thus the supply prices of the corresponding quantities of its factors of production.

In this discussion we shall have to make frequent use of the terms cost and expenses of production; and some provisional account of them must be given before proceeding further.

"The cost of coal for the greenhouses," he continued, and then trailed off into gloomy thought about the expense of production being higher than the prices Polish growers would be able to get for their flowers.

In this case, as we have just seen, he effects a saving upon the expense of production, which, in whatever way it may be spent (and it always is spent), employs exactly as many hands as the machine caused to be dismissed.

Although testing had begun in the Spring of 1974 Volkswagen decided to cancel the program due to the expense of production as well as the feeling that the recently released Volkswagen Scirocco would fill the sports coupe sufficiently.

That the movie failed to recoup the expenses of production amused film producer Joel Silver, whom the Coens would later work with in The Hudsucker Proxy: "I don't think it made $5 million, and it cost $9 million to make.

Revenues from this oil sale can be deposited into the trust, which would first pay the expenses of production and protection, and divide the remainder, half to pay $250 billion in war reparations, half to purchase food, medicine and the necessities of life for the Iraqi populace.

In calculating the expenses of production of a commodity we must take account of the fact that changes in the amounts produced are likely, even when there is no new invention, to be accompanied by changes in the relative quantities of its several factors of production.

In 1905 Carleton issued a new edition of Fannie Crosby, Her Life Work, which was both expanded and "newly illustrated", and despite "the greater expense of production, the price remains One Dollar a copy", with Crosby to "receive the same liberal royalty", as the book was "".

For instance, when the scale of production increases, horse or steam power is likely to be substituted for manual labour; materials are likely to be brought from a greater distance and in greater quantities, thus increasing those expenses of production which correspond to the work of carriers, middlemen and traders of all kinds.

The 5,800-page submission identifies five major areas of protectionist and predatory practices utilized by the Chinese to develop their green sector at the expense of production and job creation here in the U.S. Under the law, the Obama Administration has 45 days from the date of filing to determine whether to accept the petition for further action.