Traduction de «Cost production formula » (Anglais → Français) :

cost-benefit formula

cost-sharing formula

assess production costs | calculating production costs | calculate production costs | sum production costs

manage production costs | monitor production cost | monitor production costs | monitoring production costs

monitor production and costs | production and costs monitoring | monitor production developments | monitoring production costs

production cost | cost of production | factory cost | manufacturing cost | output cost

cost method for inventories | cost formula for inventories | cost method

startup costs | start-up costs | pre-production expenses | pre-production costs | pre-operating expenses | pre-operating costs

cost of production | prime costs | production costs

It is a system whereby producers, in this case the farmers in case the Reform Party does not know what those are, pool their products, decide on a cost price formula, when and how much to produce, how much to sell and at what price.

The parties could achieve similar cost savings by agreeing on a price formula which does not entail the disclosure of their production and transport costs.

The winning formula is still to invest in the quality and individual characteristics of European wines, in cost reduction, in the promotion of wine in order to enlarge its market, and we fear that the spread of new oenological practices may lead to a deterioration in the image of wine and therefore compromise the relationship of trust between the consumer and the product, with very serious consequences for consumption.

39. Believes that the proposed Strategic Energy Review (SER) should integrate the work of the proposed Energy Supply Observatory (which should not be an independent body) and that it should analyse security of supply on a regular basis; considers that the SER's remit should involve strategic analysis of the problems confronting the EU in the energy sector, including the external aspects; encourages the Commission to use the SER to develop a formula that enables Member States to analyse the trade-offs between different policy options with regard to the environment, security of supply, competitiveness and job creation and that thus helps ...[+++] to minimise risks; welcomes the Commission's effort to undertake a detailed study of the subsidies and costs of all energy sources, including the internalisation of externalities within the SER, applying the life-cycle and well-to-wheel approach; requests the publication of such a study in order to raise public awareness; proposes that a Europe-wide forward study of supply and demand in the medium and long-term be conducted in order to identify investment needs, especially on the production side, and raise the profile of operators; proposes that a cost-benefit analysis should focus on the contribution of each energy source to the EU's three objectives in the energy field, namely security of supply, competitiveness, and environmental sustainability;