Biguanides
As one looks at contribution margin (effectively a product's/service's financial contribution to the organization before overheads and other company-based costs), there are two things that can be done for improvement: * Cutting costs (e.g., reducing costs of production, reducing scrap loss, increasing production efficiency, automation, etc.) * Increasing sales (e.g., raising prices, increasing demand, expanding market area, etc.)
its either; reducing output. reducing planned investment. increasing output. increasing consumption
A machine makes work easier by reducing force and increasing distance.
By reducing the production of paper, we are reducing the number of trees felled as well, since paper is made from wood. Trees are a vital part of the ecosystem, where the photosynthesise to take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen. With more trees, the air around us can be fresher with more oxygen, instead of increasing levels of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming.
Perhaps the most successful agency was the Food Administration run by Herbert Hoover, which was responsible for increasing food production while reducing civilian consumption.
Antidiabetic drugs.Rosiglitazone (Avandia) and pioglitazone (Actos) are members of the thiazolidinedione class. They act by both reducing glucose production in the liver, and increasing insulin dependent glucose uptake in muscle cells.
By reducing the need for herbicides and insecticides. Also by increasing yields, thus allowing the same amount of production on smaller acreage, thereby decreasing deforestation.
By reducing the need for herbicides and insecticides. Also by increasing yields, thus allowing the same amount of production on smaller acreage, thereby decreasing deforestation.
By increasing productivity and reducing the force, a machine makes work easier. They also last longer than people and do not require pay.
i don't think so. i thought ants were increasing
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contractionary fiscal policy: reducing government expenditure and increasing taxation rate. Contractionary monetary policy: decreasing money supply and increasing interest rates.