Economic. The section reviews and assesses the current state of the economy of the special zone. This section also includes: 10.
1.1. A summary and assessment of the sectors of the main economy relevant to the specific fields such as: households, employment and unemployment, industry, trade, agriculture, livestock, forestry, tourism, commercial, business, hunting services, fishing, alternative energy, etc., their characteristics, their extent and their structure; 10.
1.2. connection of economic activities with neighboring areas and if relevant with neighboring countries 10.1.3. assessment of existing and planned economic zones and their impact on the specifi zone. 10.
Economic. The economic terms of this Agreement shall be in effect the first pay period of 2017, and shall continue through the last pay period of 2018 and from year to year thereafter, unless in April of 2018, either the City or BMEA shall serve to the other written notice of a desire to modify the Agreement, in which event negotiations will be held.
Economic. Subtenant, and those operating under agreement with Subtenant, shall furnish services authorized by this Lease on a fair, equal and not unjustly discriminatory basis to all users thereof, and shall charge fair, reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory prices for each unit or service; provided, that Subtenant and those operating under agreement with Subtenant shall be allowed to make reasonable and non-discriminatory discounts, rebates and other similar types of price reductions to volume purchasers.
Economic. Tenant, and those operating under agreement with Tenant, shall furnish services authorized by this Lease on a fair, equal and not unjustly discriminatory basis to all users thereof, and shall charge fair, reasonable and not unjustly discriminatory prices for each unit or service; provided, that Tenant and those operating under agreement with Tenant shall be allowed to make reasonable and non-discriminatory discounts, rebates and other similar types of price reductions to volume purchasers.
Economic. Wage Increases January 3, 2016 1.0% January 1, 2017 .25% July 2, 2017 1.0% January 14, 2018 .25% July 1, 2018 1.0% January 13, 2019 .25% June 30, 2019 1.0%
Economic. Advertising that addresses controversial issues relating to the financial status of businesses, individuals, groups, or organizations, including but not limited to the issues of wages, taxes, trade, labor conditions, the financial system, entitlements, health insurance coverage, and subsidies.
Economic. 6.2.2.1 Required maintenance time Hours/ year 48 40 56 6.2.2.2 Required maintenance cost Euro/ year 48*40 = 1920 40*40 = 1600 56*40 = 2240 6.2.2.3 CAPEX Euro 300 000 250 000 350 000 6.2.2.4 Cost of operation Euro/ year 150 000 125 000 175 000 6.2.2.5 Total cost of ownership Euro
Economic. ACT Government Budget The agreement is expected to provide a number of positive flow-on economic impacts. Productivity For people with severe mental illness, the associated functional impairments and social exclusion have a significant impact on their economic participation. The psychosocial services funded through this agreement are intended to provide supports for individuals and improve their capacity to live fulfilling and “contributing lives”1. This positive impact also is expected to effect the wellbeing of family, carers and friends. This flow on effect is anticipated to have a positive influence on mental illness rates and therefore workforce and community participation2. Investment This investment in psychosocial support services is expected to have positive impacts on a broad range of mental health service costs especially secondary and tertiary health services by reducing avoidable emergency department presentations and hospital admissions 2. CHN commissioning of services could lead to investment in community Non-Government Organisations. Competition Impacts on competition have been considered and no impacts have been identified.
Economic. Advanced fermentation technologies are being developed by the expert groups to resolve problems such as low cell density, viability, and solvent sensitivity by modulations in the methods of carbon feeding, mode of culture, and in situ removal and recovery of sol- vents.19 R&D grants and Inno- vation Fund 19 Xxxxxxxxx et al., (2011), Chapter 25 - Butanol Fuel from Biomass: Revisiting ABE Fermentation, Biofuels: Alternative Feedstocks and Con- version Processes Factor Barrier (Se- vere (S), Moderate (M), None (N)) Explication Policy mechanisms to overcome barriers Market condi- tions S Comparing with methanol and ethanol n-butanol is a more com- plex alcohol, possessing several advantageous characteristics: higher heating value, lower volatility, less ignition problems, higher viscosity and is safer for distribution. Moreover, n-butanol can be blended with petrol at any ratio. Furthermore, using butanol as a fuel enables reduction of NOx Τhere is increasing interest in use of biobutanol as a transport fuel. 85% Butanol/gasoline blends can be used in unmodified petrol en- xxxxx. All policies mentioned below affect market conditions Capital invest- ment and pro- duction costs S The low n-butanol yield and n-butanol concentration could make n-butanol production by ABE fermentation more expensive than from petroleum. Due to low crude oil prices, commercial n-butanol operations from sugar-based raw materials ended in the 1980s. Although lignocellulosic biomass can be used as a cheap source of substrates for ABE fermentation, the main challenge of using ligno- cellulosic biomass as feedstock is the additional costs of sugar pro- duction compared to molasses or starches Apart from other technical challenging issues associated with ABE fermentation common to all feedstocks, butanol toxicity and low recovery can hinder its commercial production, which significantly increases the cost of recovery and separation (Ezeji et al. 2007) and therefore the production cost. Although the sustainable production of butanol from renewable biomass is gaining momentum in the biofuel sector (Xxxx et al. 2013; Xxx et al. 2014), the cost of the Feedstock premiums for low cost residual and waste biomass types substrate only accounts for 60% of the overall production cost. Hence, low cost and year-round availability are the key issues for the successful development of the biotechnological route. S M Lignocellulosic biomass is regarded as the suitable substrate for conversion into biobuta...
Economic. BI-STATE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY IS XXXX XXXXXX $10.3 MILLION FOR NEW METROLINK STATION XXXXXXX XXXXX
