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cost increase

cost increase
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • prettig gevoel
  • an increase in cost

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Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. 22,0 Capital increase 1,7 1,7 Total cost
  2. However, this cost increase might even be diluted if the users are able to pass on part of this cost increase to their customers, which cannot be excluded.
  3. Furthermore, the Community industry could not increase its respective sales prices enough to make up for the cost increase.
  4. In the worst case scenario, the cost increase would amount to 3 %.
  5. This development is merely in line with the cost of living increase.
  6. The price increase in the IP can mainly be linked to the increase in the cost of raw materials in the IP.
  7. However, the Community industry could not increase its sales prices sufficiently to make up for the cost increase generated by the production of high end products.
  8. Therefore, for certain users an increase in the purchase costs of Chinese glass fibres may have a noticeable cost impact.
  9. The eligible costs were equal to the cost of the work less the increase in the value of the land.
  10. Increased competition in the services sector would help hold down inflation and increase the cost-competitiveness of exports.
  11. Belgium presented the following calculations to illustrate the alleged cost of the liquidation of IFB’s activities in Belgium and the alleged cost of remaining in business, subject to the capital increase.
  12. In the best case scenario, considering the current market share of the Community industry, the proposed measures may lead to an average cost increase of around 2,0 % of the cost of the downstream product on average.
  13. In any event, it must be noted that the Union industry has managed to cut the cost per unit of the main raw materials despite the increase of raw material cost prices during the period considered:
  14. The main costs incurred by processors are the cost of the raw material and employment costs, and it is true that an increase in raw material prices would increase the processors’ costs.
  15. The increase of the cost of production during the period under consideration was not matched by a corresponding increase of the sales price; this was mainly the result of strong pressure by imports from the countries concerned.