revenue source

During the long gestation period for the rules, circulation came to be valued as a revenue source, while ad revenues were plummeting.

Exhibitors are often the primary revenue source for an association, and have a legitimate education role as an extension of the conference.

Given the lure of China as a revenue source for these chains, the battle is set to intensify across the country in the years ahead.

Our fish farm supplies a new, reliable revenue source that will ultimately pay for the full-time groundskeeper we've hired.

The overall amount of giving created by social efforts represents a substantial new revenue source for charities.

Such sites, including WSJ. com, use information derived from tracking to sell targeted ads, an important revenue source.

But there are also economic arguments against states expanding the practice and using it as a revenue source.

This has been advocated by Chinese economists who say local governments need a more secure revenue source.

Slot machines, the main revenue source for casinos, are illegal in Massachusetts.

The primary cost-control mechanism and long-term revenue source for the program is the tax on high-cost plans.

Only 9% of likely voters correctly identified both the largest revenue source and the largest spending destination.

The revenue source must be sustainable.

Interesting that all but one revenue source here (the virtual goods) is advertising.

In a sense, we became an outsourced revenue source for their previously wasted media.

Now if your sole revenue source is advertising, then your revenue gets hit hard.

Some still see prop trading as a key revenue source.

Relative Immobility of the Tax Base and Stable Revenue Source

China's Tax Revenue Source Management: Theory and Policy Analysis

Tax revenue; Plan management; Control on Tax Revenue Source;