marginal cost

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marginal cost

[′mär·jən·əl ′kȯst]

(industrial engineering)

The extra cost incurred for an extra unit of output.

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Under the MCLR, RBI asked all banks to follow the marginal cost of funds method to arrive at their benchmark lending rate.

Home loan set to get cheaper for borrowers with older base rate regime

MCLR is calculated on the marginal cost of borrowing and return on net worth for banks.

India's Dena Bank cuts MCLR lending rate by up to 20 basis points

RBI had asked banks to price fixed-rate loans of up to three years based on their marginal cost of funds from April 1.

STATE BANK LOWER HOME LOANS

Lending rates to be set with reference to marginal cost of funding

DO THE MATH!

The marginal cost of funds will have an impact only if deposit rates come down.

Divided We Stand

Further, "when near zero marginal cost is reached, goods and services become nearly free, profit margins evaporate, and private property exchanged in markets loses it reason for existing.

A clumsy case against markets

Marginal cost pricing represents the additional cost caused by operating an additional train.

Theoretical and viable charging models for railway infrastructure access: an European survey

We thus reveal the efficient marginal cost for the winning bid supplier at the first stage (RA), regardless of the efficiency of the other bidders.

Enhancing strategic supply decisions by estimating suppliers' marginal costs

This figure clearly shows that reducing vehicle weight using technology with a marginal cost of $12.

Optimal implementation of lightweighting and powertrain efficiency technology in passengers' vehicles

We obtain significant estimates of the correct sign for all parameters independently of the measure of marginal cost used.

Inflation dynamics and subjective expectations in the United States

The new tariff is part of a restructuring of the central counterparty's equity clearing tariff, due to be implemented on 1 October 2010, and will give members clearing more than a daily average of 50,000 trades a marginal cost of 1p per trade up to 75,000 trades, after which the marginal cost will fall to 0.