Examples of using Foregone in English and their translations into Russian
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It was a foregone conclusion.
However, such reserves may be costly in terms of foregone returns.
This figure excludes indirect losses and foregone benefits as well as losses suffered by the private sector.
Economic values represent actual consumption of resources, or opportunities foregone.
The result is irregular supply,compromise in quality, foregone opportunities and cash shortage.
Tax expenditures(q45)- Statement of rationale, list of beneficiaries,estimate of revenue foregone 10.
However, this is not a foregone conclusion and requires positive outcomes of all the investigations mentioned above.
Secondly it is also a drain on the national budget due to the foregone tax payments and social security contributions.
Direct costs: customs compliance costs.(2) indirect costs:road hauliers; and business foregone.
Costs are not estimated by means of measuring the foregone benefits but by the costs of remediation as a proxy.
Approximately around 1.5% of total intra-EC trade value for customs compliance;1-3% for business foregone.
Estimating support based on revenue foregone requires using official documents describing the relevant mechanisms.
Also public sector environmental spending has such opportunity costs,e.g. in terms of foregone expenditures on road, schools, etc.
From the foregone, it is apparent that there is room for improvement with regard to the eliminating all forms of discrimination against women.
Uncollected and under-collected revenue from state-owned assets(sometimes referred to as foregone revenue) is also sometimes considered a form of subsidy.
In Kendrick's study the imputed value for the foregone earnings of students formed a major part of investments in education and training and changed the level of GDP dramatically.
This payment assists with the direct and indirect costs associated with the birth of a child, andis designed to help compensate for income foregone as a result of the birth.
In real terms, in the last three years the Palestinian economy has foregone all the growth it had achieved in the preceding 15 years, with real GDP today below its 1986 level.
Addiction to tobacco was estimated in 1991 to cost Canadian society as a whole about $15 billion annually,including medical costs, foregone income to households and lost productivity.
The substantial losses incurred owing to the embargo include the foregone opportunities to strengthen infrastructure, build an efficient and vibrant economy and improve the standard of living of Cuban citizens.
An assessment of the decline in the value of land due to a loss of productive potential compared with some assumed pristine state is shown by the net present value of future resource rents foregone due to degradation.
On the export side,an important conclusion was that trading opportunities were likely to be foregone on account of the erosion of the trade preferences which these countries currently enjoyed.
Exploitative carbon contracts that could lead communities to unknowingly accept terms that sign away land-use rights, assume liability for forest loss oraccept payments that undervalue the true opportunity costs of the land use foregone.
The substantial losses incurred owing to the embargo include the foregone opportunities to strengthen infrastructure, build an efficient and vibrant economy and improve the standard of living of Cuban citizens.
A more satisfactory solution would appear to be through proper pricing of resources, including not only the marginal cost of harvesting, but also the foregone value of catches no longer available to future generations.
Information about the cost of the accounts- foregone interest and expected value of fees- was difficult to obtain, so consumers did not compare offers, despite often benefiting if they switched banks.
These methods measure the direct costs(e.g., treatment costs) andindirect costs(e.g., foregone income) associated with illness and injury, but do not measure losses associated with pain and suffering.
If foregone earnings were added to the output(/or as an input) of the household sector(/of the sector to which educational institutions belong in each country), this would have to change the financial position of the household sector(/the respective sector) even without any transactions having occurred.
Hence, the presence of public administration as a distinct element of all development activities is a foregone conclusion, since economic development depends on a successful administration in the phases of policy formulation and implementation.
The debate on fiscal space noted that foregone tax revenues were very substantial, emphasizing that tax space erosion was due to tax competition among States and tax avoidance by transnational corporations and wealthy individuals.