direct cost

Examples of indirect cost

indirect cost
Further, the indirectcost of informal care is barely mentioned in the friction cost method.
The direct and indirectcost for the public health authorities, health care and the producer are expected to be considerable.
We will calculate the indirectcost of informal care for one average care episode of home care for this patient group.
Not including the indirect costs would favor strategies that achieve lower treatment costs at the expense of higher indirectcost.
Just one of the studies including indirectcost made the perspective of analysis explicit, which was the society perspective.
We therefore disregard this indirectcost, once again imparting a potentially conservative bias to our value estimates.
The indirectcost was calculated as the cost of travel.
Towards a new approach for estimating indirectcost of disease.
The indirectcost based on a donor's half-day off-work to donate blood was calculated to be 42.1, based on an annual salary of 20,202 (3).
Invariably, such models will involve one or more business rules, for instance, rules that state how to determine hours of vacation, or how to use indirectcost rates.
So, the nonproduction or unavailability cost of complex systems such as quay crane (indirectcost) is also important even more than the repairing cost (direct cost).
It is difficult to estimate the indirectcost of brucellosis as measured by lost days of work, and the socioeconomic and psychological impact for the families and the communities.
The high indirectcost may also reflect that people of working age, and not only the elderly, are afflicted by rheumatic conditions, and the conditions are chronic.
The indirectcost in domestic heat and light cannot be calculated but would probably be greater.
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