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This is the government making your TV go black and then only paying part of the costs for some of the people to make it work again, and none of the costs for others.

If the federal government shifts large Medicaid costs to the states, some states are likely to turn around and shift a substantial part of those costs to low-income beneficiaries. And since low-income people have nobody they can shift costs to, they likely will end up paying the price, partly in the form of less health care.

We really are trying to force [the federal government] to make their system work. We are currently paying the federal government for our portion of the dual-eligible drug costs ... so we'd really be paying twice.

There are a lot of costs in switching to another service beyond paying for just the devices themselves. You have to buy and install new software, train people, train your IT guys to work with it. There's a lot to learn, and it costs money.

PG&E has been paying out tremendous amounts of dollars for power costs to out of state generators and we have undercollected over seven -- nearly seven -- billion dollars compared to what our ratepayers are paying. And for our financial survival, we need simply to be able to finance the costs of that power,

Sarbanes-Oxley costs the American people money. It costs jobs. It costs our competitiveness. It hurts our markets.

There is a large taxpayer expense when homeless people are poured out on the streets. Right now, they are in a shelter where we don't have to pay the costs for police, the costs for hospitals or the costs for incarceration.

We know it costs more to get to work but also it costs more for us to make the product.

That will reduce government costs, industry costs and you will be able to move much more quickly from contract to the implementation of IT, which is really what this is all about.

We're paying per unit today for land costs what we paid 10 years ago per acre. Land costs have gone up tremendously.

Joseph Narkiewicz

We're trying to get the costs under control. The rise in construction costs is making that difficult.

Some customers have the expectation that you flip a switch and you're done. But there are setup costs and training costs and ramp-up costs. There's getting the system customized to match the business context and then getting people to use the system. CRM implementations are still complex, even if they're delivered in an on-demand fashion.

[US Airways is] facing the same problem everybody else is, ... have done a commendable job in cutting non-fuel costs, but they still have a major challenge ahead of them in reducing other costs and making a profit.

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Anggito Abimanyu

If we hadn't gotten it, then part of it would be delayed and some of it maybe we couldn't get to in the end. Construction costs are going up like crazy 13 to 15 percent a year. So the longer you wait, the more it costs.

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