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the real cost of output forgone, lost time, pleasure or any other benefit that provides utility should also be considered.

The biggest cost of undertaking an MBA is often the earnings forgone while studying.

Investment banks could recoup some of their forgone profits by trimming employee compensation, he said.

Since much of the cost of higher education is forgone earnings, its advantages are even clearer at a time when jobs are scarce.

Some revenue, like the money spent on coffee by commuters on their way in to work, is simply forgone.

None of this would matter much if low female employment rates and the output forgone were purely a matter of choice.

Apple has so far forgone advertising revenue: its services are ad- free , but most of them require payment .

If we believe in God and he does not exist then at worst all we have forgone is a few sinful pleasures.

Phase 4 "indicates a significant increase in risk of a pandemic but does not necessarily mean that a pandemic is a forgone conclusion. "

Tax expenditures are the revenues forgone due to preferential tax treatment .

Offsetting that forgone income by imposing direct fees, as Bank of America has discovered, can trigger a vicious political backlash.

In a vicious circle of opportunity forgone, most Central American countries fail to generate enough jobs for their unschooled people.

Forgone output; foregone output The use of an input (e . G. Labor ) in a project which is thereby prevented from being used elsewhere.

Under the postulate of constrained maximization, only "the highest" -valued option forgone is relevant to the interpretation of choice.

But the larger cost lies in the opportunities for unabashed imitation that India has now forgone.

Going for a walk may appear to cost nothing, until you consider the opportunity forgone to use that time earning money.

It is replaceable with relative ease and could be forgone with no huge structural shifts in the way the world works.

Grace undreamed is grace forgone.

The "relationship loan" is fund empirically in China reference to forgone theoretical and empirical method.

The opportunity cost is that you have forgone the chance to easily and clearly insert other statements between the 20 separate statements.

4 considering the forgone factors, go- between s are becoming more and more a formal occupation. That is decided by the trend of times.

Of this $32, 000 total, the student pays $24, 000 ($4, 000 in tuition plus $20, 000 in forgone earnings).

Revenue forgone in 2006 with 37. 5% reduction in fees for developing countries