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With increasing awareness of the environmental costs, people are seeking alternatives.
And they also say that managing this problem costs a quarter of a million pounds per family per year and yet nothing changes.
Because when the government says that a family like Ella's costs a quarter of a million pounds a year to manage, what it really means is that this system costs a quarter of a million pounds a year.
So knowing this, and also knowing about the costs and failure of current systems, we designed something new with relationships at its heart.
We know that there are staggering economic, financial, physical and emotional costs to this approach.
Honeybees aren't necessarily in danger of extinction, but fewer bees overall means less pollination and higher food costs, so it's crucial that scientists solve the case of the vanishing bees.
Daniel would obviously propose to keep all the gold and Eliza's one vote would not be enough to override him, so Eliza wants to avoid this situation at all costs.
Politicians frame the issue as a zero-sum issue, that if we benefit refugees, we're imposing costs on citizens.
It costs around a thousand euros to take a smuggler from Turkey to the Greek islands.
It costs 200 euros to take a budget airline from Bodrum to Frankfurt.
Over the next few years, our small economy won't have the resources to cover all the costs that are required to protect our environment.
It costs 109,000 dollars in some states to lock up a teenager for a year, with a 60 percent chance that that person will return to the very same system.
We pay enormous costs in resources and environmental damage to ship goods worldwide.
We have lots more to do in terms of fine-tuning the system and reducing costs.
In some contexts, it's even more efficient because of the quality of the information, the ability to find the best person, the lower transaction costs.
It's estimated that malaria costs Africa 12 billion US dollars a year.
And with this shift in technologies, we were able to begin to understand that there was a shift in the economic equation, because we were able to recognize that yes, there are huge costs to climate change, and yes, there are compounded risks.
That keeps the costs down.
It's also about unnecessary health care stays and costs.
And these costs are really at the heart of the issue.
And a large portion of these costs are driven by investments in large, shiny hospital buildings.
This costs 22 dollars to the student.
And even if it's possible in principle, getting a license or proper venue takes time and costs money.
So ... tuition costs up, public funding down, family incomes diminished, personal incomes weak.
By tying the cost to the income, college administrators would be forced to manage costs better, to find innovative ways to do so.
What if we could move beyond today's literal cutting edge of pill cutters and fax machines, to an era where we could have better outcomes, lower costs, saving lives and space in your medicine cabinet?
You see, I'm a global solutions director for top-tier retail, and we were in a meeting with one of my largest customers, discussing how to streamline costs.
And one of the reasons is, in South Africa, it costs 100 dollars a month to have a broadband connectivity.
And it makes transaction costs go up.
By 2018, manufacturing costs in China will be on par with the US.
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