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71round-trip transactions costs — costs of completing a transaction, including commissions, market impact costs , and taxes. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
72sunk costs — costs that have been incurred and cannot be reversed. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * Costs that have already been paid for and can therefore be ignored in calculating the future profitability of a project …
73Geological and geophysical (G) costs — Costs incurred in making geological and geophysical studies, including, but not limited to, costs incurred for salaries, equipment, obtaining rights of access, and supplies for scouts, geologists, and geophysical crews. U.S. Dept. of Energy,… …
74Variable Costs — Costs, such as fuel costs, that depend upon the amount of electric energy supplied …
75committed costs — Costs, usually fixed costs, that the management of an organization have a long term responsibility to pay. Examples include rent on a long term lease and depreciation on an asset with an extended life …
76transaction costs — Costs arising from such transactions as buying and selling. Businesses and markets prefer to see lower transaction costs over time as this will improve profitability …
77committed costs — Costs, usually fixed costs, that the management of an organization have a long term responsibility to pay. Examples include rent on a long term lease and depreciation on an asset with an extended life …
78joint costs — Costs incurred in a *manufacturing process prior to a point at which differentiated products can be identified. Joint costs must normally be allocated to the *joint products of a common manufacturing process …
79intangible drilling costs — Costs incurred incident to and necessary for the drilling and preparation of oil or gas wells for production that have no salvage value. Under I.R.C. No. 263, such costs may be deducted in the year paid rather than capitalized and depreciated …
80intangible drilling costs — Costs incurred incident to and necessary for the drilling and preparation of oil or gas wells for production that have no salvage value. Under I.R.C. No. 263, such costs may be deducted in the year paid rather than capitalized and depreciated …
