製造原価を意識すると外食は控えようと思うようになるの英語

producing at a rate that barely covers production costs

an inflationary upsurge resulting from increases in production costs

the school of economic theory that stresses the costs of production as a means of stimulating the economy

inflation caused by an increase in the costs of production

price inflation caused by shifting increased production costs to the sale price of goods

a unit that indicates a rate of internal self-supply of food called an {original calorie}

to mass-produce something in order to reduce its cost

the condition in which {the production} cost of rice for the producer is higher than the price paid by the consumer

combined costs of raw material and labor incurred in producing goods

The production cost of goods decreases gradually because of the experience curve effect.

setting wages according to a person's productivity, called "productivity standard principle"

a {cost system} called {planned cost}

a cost that can be related directly to the production of a product

a policy to control the excessive production of agricultural products, called {decoupling}

The consumption of rice exceeds its production.

the act of minimizing the cost of production

the cost incurred when more than two kinds of products are made from the same raw materials, called joint cost

They've slowed down production.

the creation of value or wealth by producing goods and services

an economic theory that things that were produced as a result of adjustment of demand and supply are always sold

price charged for goods picked up at the factory

Multiplying established rate by hours worked gives price cost.

economic effect of the cost of production

an act of consumers taking part in production and having the ability to make necessary thing

of material production, the ratio of production materials available to amount of goods produced, called yield rate

the saving in cost of production that is due to mass production

to produce less than the usual amount

a value held by society

reduce production

a self-supporting rate of food production