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Marginal cost price rule for homogeneous cost functions [PDF]
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On the estimation of hospital cost functions
Journal of Health Economics, 1987Data from 166 general hospitals in New York State (1981) is used to estimate a quadratic and logarithmic long-run cost function. Both equations fit the data very well but give very different results. The quadratic appears in confirm the commonly-held view of a shallow U-shaped average cost curve, whereas the log function indicates significant economies
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Sucrose intake as a function of its cost and the cost of chow
Physiology & Behavior, 2000The avid consumption of pure carbohydrate solutions, which often results in a distortion of nutrient balance, is generally presumed to be driven by their taste. In the first of two experiments, we examined the effect of consumption cost on rats' intake of three concentrations of sucrose solution (8%, 16%, and 32%) when a nutritionally complete chow was
G, Collier, D F, Johnson
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Supportability of network cost functions
Annals of Operations Research, 1992zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Abstract : The report discusses the following: the production structure; definition of the cost function; geometric interpretation of the cost function; properties of the minimum total cost function; Cost function of a homothetic production structure; Cost structure; efficient price vectors of the cost structure; minimum output function; and cost ...
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Abstract : The report discusses the following: the production structure; definition of the cost function; geometric interpretation of the cost function; properties of the minimum total cost function; Cost function of a homothetic production structure; Cost structure; efficient price vectors of the cost structure; minimum output function; and cost ...
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THE FUNCTION OF THE COST ACCOUNTANT IN COST CONTROL.
The Accounting Review, 1953Abstract The many costs of operating a manufacturing enterprise, or of any business, have a tendency to increase faster than income unless a positive cost control program is functioning effectively. An effective cost control program is usually built around the cost accountant's reports and summaries of operating data, and management's
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Calibrating Parameters of Cost Functionals
2000We propose a new framework for calibrating parameters of energy functionals, as used in image analysis. The method learns parameters from a family of correct examples, and given a probabilistic construct for generating wrong examples from correct ones.
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Inventory Cost Rate Functions with Nonlinear Shortage Costs
Operations Research, 2002This article considers five cost-rate models for inventory control, each summarizing the expected holding and shortage costs per period as a function of the inventory position. All models have linear holding costs and shortage cost coefficients of dimension [$/unit/period], [$/unit], and [$/period].
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