61.   He said the introduction of the euro would help cut unemployment by ending exchange rate instability and reducing business costs.

62.   If business costs rise as a result, without adding value to the process of governing England, then jobs and the local economy will suffer, he said.

63.   Mrs Chan said the recent drop in property prices and rents had been a welcome relief from the inflationary pressure that demand had been creating on the business costs.

64.   On the other hand, interest rates will firm up and while this will help the ringgit, it will affect the business cost.

65.   Rampant graft in the Petroleum Ministry had contributed to business costs that were passed on to consumers, Jabbar said.

66.   Reducing wages and other business costs is the only way to immediately soften the blow, says the government.

67.   Soaring business costs have forced the Russian Central and East European Bookshop, which Radosavljevic manages, to close.

68.   The factors that are conventionally supposed to matter to investors - labour supply, business costs, infrastructure, and the rest - are actually secondary.

69.   The pension reductions are part of government initiatives to lower business costs in the island nation and regain competitiveness lost to its regional neighbors.

70.   The plan aims in general to promote investment, reduce business costs, and provide tariff and non-tariff protection to industries with considerable growth prospects.