It doesn't include indirect costs, like books, transportation, and personal costs.
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We're also interested in the indirect costs for patients and their families.
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But there are major indirect costs that Turkey will have to bear as well.
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Even then, they generally balk at paying for other indirect costs borne by the airline.
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Indirect costs: A shutdown will affect more than just government employees and agencies, Bovino warns.
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Direct costs include a contractor's salary; indirect costs include office space, equipment and marketing expenses.
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He must also be pressed to address the indirect costs, of which there are many.
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Factor in indirect costs, such as investment forgone, and the true cost of crime is higher.
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Nearly 50 dump trucks, several street closings and millions of dollars in direct and indirect costs.
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The medical school is receiving $450 million of the total, including $70 million for indirect costs.
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Direct listings are not the only way to reduce the direct and indirect costs of going public.
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In 2012, high blood pressure cost the United States an estimated $51.2 billion in direct and indirect costs.
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The metric does not consider the indirect costs sources may have on the electricity grid they're feeding into.
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A 2014 systematic review placed direct and indirect costs of GERD to be $15-20 billion per year.
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They also note that Japan pays $4bn a year towards the direct and indirect costs of its American bases.
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The direct and indirect costs of gridlock in 2016 was $300 billion, or an average of $203,400 per driver.
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There will be other direct-cost increases, either in food or monthly utility bills, as well as indirect costs.
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The direct and indirect costs of gridlock in 2016 was $300 billion, an average of $1,400 per driver, INRIX estimates.
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For private funders, 10 percent is more typical for indirect costs, like this example from the Alzheimer's Association Research Fellowship.
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EPA's refusal to consider indirect benefits is especially problematic because courts have made clear that agencies must consider indirect costs.
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Indirect costs, like the restriction of capital, are just as harmful — and disproportionately so to low- and moderate-income Americans.
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It is a function of markets that are distorted to reward the very short term and to neglect indirect costs.
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Booz Allen said the investigation involved indirect costs but did not say whether it pertained to a specific government contract.
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Direct costs of treatment and indirect costs like lost productivity exceeded $234 billion in 2010, researchers note in JAMA Network Open.
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It's what upsets people the most, but homes also have to pay for overhead expenses — the indirect costs of operating a business.
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The cost of developing the fields is estimated at $674 million, with an additional $68 million in indirect costs, according to SHANA.
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BAE has quantified the payoff of its knowledge-transfer efforts by looking at variables such as direct and indirect costs and productivity.
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Those totals don't include indirect costs from permits not issued, loans not processed and flights not taken because of delays at airports.
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In fact, the direct and indirect costs associated with cyber crime and other forms of hacking may already top $2 trillion annually worldwide.
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"Indirect costs are very real costs," said Dr. Landon S. King, the executive vice dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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For gas, price increases were driven in roughly equal proportion by higher social and environmental obligations, network costs, wholesale prices and other indirect costs.
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Data: NIH; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios The takeaways: Indirect costs have hovered at roughly 27 percent of total spending for more than a decade.
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Insurance companies are left to shoulder the brunt of the damage, which raises indirect costs to consumers through premiums on them or their employers.
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But there is an important caveat: About $9 million was in indirect costs that the Justice Department would have spent regardless of the investigation.
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One study put the indirect costs of lost productivity due to IPV at about $2628 billion in 28503 dollars, or almost $22019 billion today.
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As cities become more congested, the direct and indirect costs of parking are a headache for motorists and policy makers, who often have conflicting goals.
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These regulations all have one thing in common — their authors failed to fully analyze and understand their direct and indirect costs on America's small businesses.
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Researchers also lacked data on costs covered by private health insurance or indirect costs such as lost wages or reduced productivity incurred by individual patients.
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As cities become more congested, the direct and indirect costs of parking are a headache for motorists and policy makers who often have conflicting goals.
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In the last two decades, the direct costs of emerging diseases have been placed at $100 billion, with indirect costs to economies exceeding $200 billion.
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Consulting firms charge the federal government for direct costs, which include a contractor's salary, and indirect costs, such as equipment, marketing expenses and office space.
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They complement the largest official study on indirect costs to the Dutch economy to date, conducted by the country's Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) bureau in 2016.
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You might think the FDA would intercede, but the agency's mission is the safety and efficacy of drugs, not prices or indirect costs due to waste.
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Estimates show health disparities cost the U.S. economy some $85033 billion a year in direct medical care expenditures and more than $1 trillion in indirect costs.
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In identical language, the House and Senate bills explicitly prohibit the Trump administration from changing the formula used for decades to calculate and pay indirect costs.
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Quantifying how much stress and mental illness costs companies is challenging because it includes direct costs like medical visits and indirect costs, such as lost productivity.
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The institute did not capture the "indirect costs" of becoming licensed, including tuition for college, trade school or income forgone while studying or training instead of working.
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With outstanding student loan debt having reached crisis proportions at $1.5 trillion and counting, the time has come for a thorough examination of indirect costs of attendance.
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At the same time, the Met did incur some "indirect costs" at Breuer, Mr. Weiss said, namely training 110 staff members, some of whom were new hires.
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In 19953, the direct and indirect costs of chronic diseases as a result of obesity were $1.72 trillion — almost 10 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
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When the federal government adds to an employer's or local government's regulatory workload, it should be upfront and honest about the direct and indirect costs of new requirements.
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The U.N. trade agency UNCTAD said it would cost Britain at least $16 billion in lost exports to the EU, plus a further substantial sum in indirect costs.
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Mueller's investigation ran up about $32 million in direct and indirect costs before wrapping up in May, according to a report issued in August by the Justice Department.
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O'Halleran's amendment would have required the Pentagon to report to Congress every 85033 days on the department's direct and indirect costs of travel by senior executive officials military aircraft.
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Meanwhile, because more than 60% of these direct and indirect costs are not typically covered by insurance, insurers and public finance are in retreat as suppliers of last resort.
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The indirect costs of congestion in America's economic capital are also unusually high, as businesses that need to stock their shelves with goods have to rely on shipping by road.
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Industry critics claim the rule limits their ability to service clients who cannot afford to pay for financial advice and must use products that carry commissions or other indirect costs.
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The Lebanese have borne direct and indirect costs of nearly $20 billion as a result of the Syrian refugee crisis, in a country with an annual GDP of $48 billion.
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Johns Hopkins, one of the largest recipients of N.I.H. funds, is getting $600 million from the agency this year, of which $96 million is for indirect costs, Dr. King said.
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There are potentially indirect costs for the Pentagon tied to the tariffs, most likely if foreign governments retaliate by slowing or cancelling purchases from the US defense and aerospace industry.
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The cost of developing the fields was estimated at $674 million, with an additional $68 million in indirect costs, according to SHANA, the news site of the Iranian oil ministry.
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Research shows that 53 percent of living kidney donors had more than $1,000 in out-of-pocket costs, including travel and healthcare, as well as indirect costs such as lost wages.
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By one estimate, up to 500,000 people have died in conflicts associated with the "war on terror" – which has cost the US up to $6 trillion in direct and indirect costs.
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This is partly because indirect costs caused by unreliable infrastructure, crime, corruption and poor regulation, among other things, can account for 20-30% of the total costs incurred by firms in Africa.
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Policymakers can quantify and monetize the benefits of an improvement, such as the reduction in expected consequences of a shock, as well as the costs (including both investment costs and indirect costs).
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" Circular A-4 also states that a systematic identification of all of the costs and benefits that are associated with a forthcoming regulation should include "non-quantitative and indirect costs and benefits.
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But the indirect costs have also been substantial, including those we incur because our aversion to cash transfers has constrained us to acknowledge the interests of the poor in less efficient ways.
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Under this formula, the EPA can weigh coal plant owners' direct and indirect costs of installing technology to cut mercury pollution, but cannot look at all the protections' benefits to the public.
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Rock-bottom fares have additional, indirect costs — especially if they do not contribute toward travelers' attaining frequent-flier status, said Greeley Koch, the executive director of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives.
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Compensation for indirect costs has been a key part of the ongoing debate on draft measures to fix the ETS, with many countries keen to prevent companies relocating abroad to avoid climate legislation.
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Based on a population of 8.5 million, they compared the direct and indirect costs and benefits of building those additional miles of bike lanes versus maintaining the status quo before they were built.
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The indirect costs of climate change on businesses are not being adequately captured by markets, businesses and investors and most are still cautious about making strong investment decisions, according to Newton Investment Management.
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Respondents also estimated that merchant data breaches in 85033 alone cost each credit union approximately $362,000 in direct and indirect costs, including expenses related to monitoring, reissuance, fraud investigation or losses and insurance.
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The ambassadors' cherry-picking method—to focus solely on deaths of service members and line-item budget costs—is to ignore the considerable indirect costs of war, costs that can't be wished away.
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"It's a combination of both the direct and indirect costs of medical care," said John Ayanian, professor of medicine and director of the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation at the University of Michigan.
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Dis-Chem, which competes with Clicks Group, said as a result of the strike it incurred direct costs of 50.4 million rand and indirect costs of between 22.3 million rand and 26 million rand.
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These so-called indirect costs of attendance include food, lodging, books and supplies, transportation, health care and miscellaneous other expenses such as the purchase of a computer, clothing and even study abroad program charges.
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Type 2 diabetes was estimated to cost $245 billion in the U.S. in 2012, including $176 billion for direct medical costs and another $69 billion in indirect costs, according to the American Diabetes Association.
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About half of homes in the United States contain stairs, according to the Census Bureau, and the direct and indirect costs of non-fatal stair injuries total about $92 billion annually, the study team notes.
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The study finds that indirect costs of renewables, such as ensuring backup power for when the sun isn't shining or wind isn't blowing, are driving the high costs, which will likely rise as requirements do.
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"Very significant measures are implemented such as a pause in (capital spending), the definition of new objectives for R&D and the reduction of direct and indirect costs," Safran said in a statement on Thursday.
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And this does not take into account the latest and additional proposed tariffs, nor does it include the indirect costs that, inevitably, will be passed through to us and other companies like us by suppliers.
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The bottom line: "The loss of banks creates direct costs in terms of residents' access to financial services, but there are also large indirect costs," Richmond Fed president Thomas Barkin tells Axios in a statement.
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Depending on the severity of the solar blast, the daily economic cost would be in the tens of billions of dollars, with more than half of those losses coming from indirect costs beyond immediately stricken regions.
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The total cost to attend Dartmouth for the 2019 - 2020 school year is $6303,623, which includes tuition ($55,605), housing ($9,879), food ($6,495) and fees, as well as indirect costs like books ($1,005) and miscellaneous expenses ($0003,040).
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The Local Government Association said in a study on obesity last year that £5 billion ($6.57 billion) is spent each year in the U.K. on health problems associated with obesity although the indirect costs are higher.
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As well as including shipping in the ETS, the draft increases the EU's clean technology fund to 600 million allowances and includes a fund for compensation for indirect costs to industry such as higher electricity charges.
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It also requires consideration of mandates' indirect costs to the private sector, such as the cost in jobs, and guarantees the public the opportunity to weigh in on regulations after the cost analyses are made known.
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Background The IBM study based its statistical models on a wide variety of direct and indirect costs, ranging from the price of remediating a breach and paying for customer credit protection to IT downtime and reputational damage.
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According to the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, vaccinations among Americans born in the last 20 years will prevent 322 million illnesses and will save $1.4 trillion in direct and indirect costs over their lifetime.
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"No matter how Executive Office of West Virginia proceeds, any funds for indirect costs returned to the federal government are, of course, not recoverable from Frontier," reads the letter, signed by Frontier's director of engineering Mark McKenzie.
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But critics in the financial services industry say the rule would limit the ability of advisers to service clients who cannot afford to pay for financial advice and must use products that carry commissions or other indirect costs.
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In fact, arthritis and other rheumatologic conditions are the country's leading cause of disability – generating more than $303 billion in annual health and indirect costs, according to the latest estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"While employers tend to focus on direct costs to a business, such as legal fees or settlement amounts, the true cost of sexual harassment includes indirect costs such as decreased productivity, increased turnover, and reputational harm," the letter reads.
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Those individual donations rarely come with stipulations for indirect costs like facilities or support staff, which means the researcher has money for a lab but the institution has to pay for all the things that make a lab function.
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The German chamber of commerce says that once indirect costs, such as renting storage and the impact on transit-trade with non-EU countries, are taken into account the extra costs for Germany alone could run to €10 billion per year.
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Nomura's wholesale business has been squeezed by lower trading revenue in fixed income and what the bank described on Thursday as rigid indirect costs, adding that revenue for the business fell 24 percent to $4.9 billion in the past financial year.
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Nomura's wholesale business has been facing challenges due to lower trading revenue in fixed income and "rigid indirect costs," the bank said on Thursday, adding revenue for the unit fell 24 percent to $4.9 billion in the last fiscal year.
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To compare aid offers, student advocates recommend that you first determine the total cost of attending each college, including "direct" costs like tuition, fees, on-campus housing and meal plans, and "indirect" costs like books, supplies, transportation and other expenses.
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Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, said the government could achieve huge savings next year without harming lifesaving research by paring back payments to universities for overhead — the "indirect costs" of research financed by the health institutes.
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The International Monetary Fund makes regular estimates of worldwide subsidies to fossil fuels — subsidies that partly take the form of tax breaks and outright cash grants, but mainly involve not holding the industry accountable for the indirect costs it imposes.
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It's estimated that the direct health care costs related to obesity and diabetes in the United States is $1 billion a day, while economists have calculated the indirect costs to society of these epidemics at over $1 trillion a year.
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According to the World Health Organization, the direct global health costs of climate change could be as high as $4bn per year by 2030, and the indirect costs, related to impacts on water and food supplies, are likely to be much higher.
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We draw from other reports and budget requests over time to estimate that the total cost of the war, including direct costs as well as indirect costs such as medical and disability care, could be as high as $2 trillion since the war began.
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"While employers tend to focus on direct costs to a business, such as legal fees or settlement amounts, the true cost of sexual harassment includes indirect costs such as decreased productivity, increased turnover, and reputational harm," they write in a letter to the GAO.
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Average direct costs of around $195 billion a year could rise to $234 billion by 2040, the report said, an increase of $39 billion a year at today's values, with the remainder taken up by indirect costs such as those from supply chain disruption.
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In effect, organized crime undermines democracy; weakens the rule of law; facilitates corruption; increases social injustice; produces direct and indirect costs on the economy; exacerbates a sub-culture that rewards illegality; degrades the political system; affects national sovereignty; and reduces state autonomy on the international front.
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The CDC has had no funding for gun violence research since 1996 Benjamin notes that although no one knows precisely the cost of such research, it would surely be less than the direct and indirect costs of gun violence, which Mother Jones pegged at $229 billion a year.
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"We think the out of pocket costs are substantial underestimates since we cannot capture all the indirect costs the patients actually absorbed, such as lost wages, costs to caregivers, transportation, and opportunity loss at work," lead study author Dr. K.T. Park of Stanford Health Care and Packard Children's Health in Palo Alto, California.
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Circular A-4 says conclusively that agencies should "look beyond the direct benefits and direct costs" of a regulation and include both co-benefits and indirect costs when evaluating a regulation But now EPA claims that the regulation's co-benefits, which include saving thousands of lives annually, has no bearing on whether regulation is appropriate and necessary.
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"Unlike cancer, much of the economic burden of mental illness is not the cost of care, but the loss of income due to unemployment, expenses for social supports, and a range of indirect costs due to a chronic disability that begins early in life," Thomas Insel, former head of the National Institute of Mental Health, explained in 2011.
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This loss of potential earnings can occur across the income spectrum — it's not limited to low-income households, Elise Gould, an author of the study and a senior economist with EPI, tells CNBC Make It. She notes that, unsurprisingly, married women tend to see the highest indirect costs because more have the "option" to stay home if their spouse works and brings in income.
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A significant proportion of the opposition to the ACA is based on finances — the ACA imposes both direct and indirect costs on the nation in pursuit of (quite possibly profitable) improvements in health care in the US. But a dollar in the hand is worth way more than two in the bush, so it's simple silly to suggest that the debate about ACA repeal and replacement is independent of taxes.
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