3) MULTIDIMENSIONAL IMPROVING PROCUREMENT PROCESS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF USING NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND SIMULATION PROGRAMS by Mircea Constantin DUICA, Nicoleta Valentina FLOREA, Anisoara DUICA

“…Using the Internet into the procurement process are resulting many benefits and many facilities as: reducing costs, time of deliverance, gaining new knowledge, a better communication, a better control and approval, a faster receiving process, faster payments and their processing, a new and elaborate catalogue management. …”
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Tendiendo costosos puentes: Paraguay en el Mercosur = Building expensive bridges: Paraguay in the Mercosul by Arce, Lucas

“…Thirdly, it will analyze the benefits and costs incurred throughout the changes in the integration process; and its theoretical approaches of evaluation. …”
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Corporate Governance Development with E-voting Services by B. S. Bataeva

“…The methodology of the study is based on the theory of agent costs. It means that costs associated with the exercise of control are important to investors within making investment decisions. …”
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A Protocol for Minimalist Curriculum Mapping by Sama Agahi, Håkan Salwén

“…It can, however, be both costly and time-consuming. This article describes a protocol for minimalist curriculum mapping that is easy to implement, highly flexible, and requires no specialized software. …”
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The Economic Aspects of a Small Equine Boarding Operation in North Florida by Julie Gatlin, Johann Krebs, Peter J. van Blokland, John J. Haydu

“…This document outlines a typical 10-acre operation with pasture and stable for boarding 10 horses. It includes the costs and revenues of the boarding operation only, not the owner's residence and land beyond these 10 acres. …”
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Research on AI Computational Energy Consumption Optimization and Green AI by Xu Jiawei

“…Due to the significant impact on the environment caused by the high energy consumption and high emissions of AI, it is crucial to figure out how to reduce the energy costs and environmental costs of AI. This study mainly aims to promote the development of green AI by recognizing, analyzing, and improving AI consumption. …”
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PROBLEM OF FORMING BALANCED AGROINNOVATION SYSTEMS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM RUSSIAN REGIONS by Yuri PREOBRAZHENSKIY, Anna FIRSOVA

“…The results reveal a high of concentration of costs of technological innovations in the agro production, when from 50% to 90% of the costs of the technological innovation in the crop and livestock sectors are concentrated in only 2-3 Russian regions, as well as the absence of dependence on the production of innovative agricultural products on the degree of concentration of indicators and a balanced ratio in the labor market of agricultural specialists in the regions of Russia. …”
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Evaluation of non-acoustic properties of traffic noise walls by Maja Ahac, Saša Ahac, Stjepan Lakušić

“…Thus, the research focuses on six non-acoustic properties of panels (criteria that must be considered by civil engineers): mechanical resistance and stability, service life, construction, maintenance, and replacement costs, service life costs, and recyclability. These properties are analysed using the publicly available data from secondary sources. …”
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The Economic Aspects of a Small Equine Boarding Operation in North Florida by Julie Gatlin, Johann Krebs, Peter J. van Blokland, John J. Haydu

“…This document outlines a typical 10-acre operation with pasture and stable for boarding 10 horses. It includes the costs and revenues of the boarding operation only, not the owner's residence and land beyond these 10 acres. …”
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Prosumer Energy — a Benefit or Loss for Beneficiaries in the Light of the Act on Renewable Sources of Energy by Tomasz Szul

“…Calculations were made for three options: i.e. the system investment costs are born in their entirety by the investor, or the installation is purchased in the framework of the ‚Prosument’ programme run by the National Fund for Environment Protection and Water Management. …”
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Altruism and morality: some problems for Max U by Geoffrey M. Hodgson

“…Altruism, by definition, can be costly. If those costs result overall in a net disutility, even with a “warm glow” from helping others, then this is incompatible with the Max U assumption, where no voluntary behavior reduces utility. …”
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The Impact of Inventory Management Innovations on Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Strategies by Szabolcs Szentesi, Gábor Nagy

“…By "optimal inventory level," we mean a level where stock is always available when needed, while storage costs are minimized. To achieve this, a thorough understanding of inventory-related costs is essential for determining the economical level. …”
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EFECTOS DEL AVAL DE LAS SOCIEDADES DE GARANTÃA RECÃPROCA EN LA DEUDA DE LAS PYMES

“… El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar el efecto que tiene el aval recibido por parte de una Sociedad de Garantía Recíproca en el coste y la disponibilidad crediticia de las pequeñas y medianas empresas. …”
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Contract manufacturing: ¿Tiene futuro la empresa industrial?.

“…La creciente subcontratación de la fabricación responde a cambios tecnológicos que facilitan una mayor especialización mediante robots y fábricas flexibles, y que reducen los costes de coordinación a través de nuevos estándares e Internet. …”
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Neoliberal and Neoconservative Discourses on Crime and Punishment by Giuseppe Campesi

“…It will analyze the different ways of thinking about the criminal question typical of late modern societies by describing on the one hand a criminological discourse calling for harsh and exemplary punishment, a discourse that informs to large extent the rhetoric of the neoconservative political movement, which in recent decades has established its hegemony over the public debate on crime and punishment; on the other hand a criminological discourse that typically informs what has been called advanced liberalism, more attuned to the way the problem of crime tends to be approached by technicians, administrators, and penologists, who are more concerned with the question of costs and rewards and are therefore careful to assess the costs that come with an expansion of the penal system. …”
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ECONOMIC ASPECTS AND CHALLENGES IN PRECISION AGRICULTURE by N. Penev, M. Petrov

“…Economic aspects with precise agriculture are related to the introduction of those practices that can help improving the optimization of costs and achievement of higher quality products and better crop collection rates. …”
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Economic Feasibility of Anaerobic Digestion To Produce Electricity on Florida Dairy Farms by Russ Giesy, Ann C. Wilkie, Albert De Vries, Roger A. Nordstedt

“…The consulting firms also projected initial capital investment costs and operating and maintenance costs for each system. …”
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Cutting Load on Public Health System by Correcting Population Diet: Economic Aspect by S. N. Masterova

“…The analysis provided in the article shows that improper diet increases costs of public health system, as more reserves are necessary to treat illnesses. …”
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Constraints in household relocation: Modeling land-use/transport interactions that respect time and monetary budgets by Rolf Moeckel

“…Energy scarcity, higher transportation costs, and an increasing share of low-income households, on the other hand, demand special attention to represent constraints that households face, rather than opportunities for utility maximization. …”
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Profitability Analysis of Potato Gardening at FAES Kabale University. by Amanya, Marvin

“…Key factors analyzed include initial and recurring costs such as land preparation, seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, labor, and irrigation. …”
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