When used in the context of "'costs "', exit rate refers to the costs expected in the following period as a result of recurring costs taken on during the existing period ( assuming no further additional recurring or one time costs are taken ).
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The Citizens Budget Commission, a civic watchdog group, warned early on that the budget, " with its mixture of increased recurring costs and reduced recurring revenues, " was not " prudent " _ particularly in light of " the weakening national and local economy ."
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Early during development of the space shuttle, NASA had estimated that the program would cost $ 7.45 billion ( $ 43 billion in 2011 dollars, adjusting for inflation ) in development / non-recurring costs, and $ 9.3M ( $ 54M in 2011 dollars ) per flight.
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He said the carrier was taking steps to overcome the impact of the currency situation, saying that the company earned US dollars for most of its airfare but the benefit derived was restricted as other recurring costs like fuel and interest payments were also in US dollars.
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There are also non-recurring costs that are amortized over longer production runs-so the cost of making the moulds for the case, writing the firmware, designing the manuals . . . those kinds of things gradually drop out of the equation after the console has been out there for a few years.
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According to a study by Assocham the major advantages include an excellent power supply, a salubrious climate eminently suited to information technology ( IT ) industries, a capability to increase the pool of skilled manpower, the availability of engineering colleges and other educational institutions, the low cost of setting up an IT unit as well as low recurring costs ( including cost of living ).
