Patents work well to promote creativity when innovation involves high costs for the innovator and low adoption costs for everyone else.

But connecting to these networks involves fixed costs.

The costs can be high.

The result is typically both high inflation and high borrowing costs.

But there are high costs associated with intellectual property.

Why does slow productivity growth translate into high costs?

Yet there are other reasons for high health care costs.

Any structural transformation involves costs, trade offs, and uncertainties, and it is vital that we understand these properly.

There is a basic view that real value involves making things, involves labor. It involves engineering.

High borrowing costs are needed to focus minds and instill discipline.

Sometimes it might even pose high costs for the alleged beneficiaries.

High and rising inflation creates great costs and is difficult to reverse.

But, given current progress and high capital costs, this appears overly optimistic.

The high costs of care inspired Ramayogaiah to take a different approach.

For example, the offer is territorially limited and entry costs are high.

But the real economic costs imposed by the crowd mentality have been high.

This deprivation in turn generates high social costs, including crime, violence, and dependency.

It involves all of us.

All the factors that encourage high growth remain in place low labor costs, education, high savings, improving infrastructure, and rapid urbanization.

Despite the fact that the job involves high health risks, there is no compensation plan in place for the workers.

And growth in advanced countries is not sufficient to make serious inroads into high unemployment rates, which are imposing high social costs.

The adjustment might come about through wage increases in countries with lower labor costs, rather than cuts in countries where costs are too high.

For some, that is a price worth paying for others, the costs seem too high.

In other words, force becomes disproportionate when the costs of using it are too high.

The prolonged period of renegotiation now proposed by Cameron implies high costs for both sides.

The second change involves economic doctrine.

For many people, acting involves rage.

Schools underperform poverty remains high and the resulting high rates of unemployment and crime impose huge financial and social costs on US society.

Trade times and costs are unnaturally high due to unintegrated and lengthy border procedures, high tariff rates, corruption, and underinvestment in transport infrastructure.

Transport costs for sub regional trade are double that of other developing regions, and high energy costs contribute significantly to the prohibitive cost of doing business.

I will say that life involves computation.

The first involves the next 90 days.

The job involves a lot of traveling.

It involves a chain of molecular processes.

Because these activities costs are so high and their benefits so low, stopping them would be easy.

Europe should therefore consider bearing the high short term costs of changing the rules of the game.

So far, these costs have been tamed by high domestic interest rates, keeping Central Europe's currencies strong.

A second IMF accounting distortion involves stabilization funds.

But even this comparison involves a selection bias.

The latest round of attacks involves two episodes.

Now the business model involves all of you.

One example of overly timid policies involves policing.

The incident involves a hospital and a man.

An industry with high fixed costs and near_zero variable costs has another characteristic it tends to monopolize. The rule_of_thumb in high technology has been that the market leader makes a fortune, the first_runner_up breaks even, and everyone else goes bankrupt.

When you are sick and don't have money for the extremely high medical costs, will you be happy?