distribution cost

The rest will go to consumer education and distribution costs.

Yet the company has still been able to trim its distribution costs.

The challenge was to try to solve the problem of distribution costs.

In this situation distribution costs will form an important issue for the supplier.

According to the financial records, even as the price went up, distribution costs held relatively constant.

Many schools have agreed, most without charging except to cover distribution costs.

The change is prompted by rising production and distribution costs.

Distribution costs are the key to the future of the instant publishing industry.

By 1987, although the cost of producing school books was still subsidized, the distribution costs were passed on to parents.

A high level of customer service also tends to greatly increase distribution costs.

Because the distribution costs are so high, production companies have to be extremely cautious about where they play their movies.

Smith should also concentrate on reducing manufacturing and distribution costs.

The idea is to cut sponsors' distribution costs and thus increase shareholders' returns.

Unlike a physical book, there are very few production and distribution costs associated with an electronic file.

Sales increased 6.1 percent while production and distribution costs fell 12.4 percent.

We all know that your distribution costs are next to zero on ebooks.

None of these figures include marketing or distribution costs.

The rise in fuel prices will certainly cause an increase in our distribution costs.

Moreover, she said, the merger would lower the subsidiary's electricity distribution costs.

"Their distribution costs are high, so they are the most vulnerable to lower oil prices," he said.

A. Obviously, your distribution costs are much less.

The selling channels you want to use as this will affect your promotional spend and distribution costs.

For small producers, it is important that digitisation should significantly reduce distribution costs.

Prices paid by consumers were increased above those levels by processing and distribution costs.

Ross (1989) develops a model in which new financial products must overcome marketing and distribution costs.