social costs

Because of those social costs, the state might even have lost money in the long run, the study said.

In any case, the economic and social costs are almost always very significant.

Low social costs were given as the reasons for this.

That will lead to, in fact it is already leading to, higher social costs.

"The government is already on the hook for a lot of the social costs."

But the preservation movement has not come without social costs.

Certain services are too expensive because of heavy social costs.

We must ensure economic security for older people in the face of growing social costs.

The retail prices may be low, but the social costs are high.

But there are broad social costs to be considered, environmental groups said.

Even if he gets such reforms, social costs will remain much too high.

Finally, the government accepted the distinction between private and social costs.

America's victory in the cold war was not without painful social costs.

A better way to evaluate the Army school is in terms of social costs and benefits.

The social costs of the sweeping political changes leading to this point have been high.

This is because the environmental and social costs are not passed on to the passengers.

While advertising can be seen as necessary for economic growth, it is not without social costs.

"The social costs are higher than the benefits," he replied.

Road and passenger traffic already pay far more than their share in terms of social costs.

The social costs of higher temperatures have been mostly negative, people here say.

In this way, the social costs of restructuring would be avoided.

The economic and social costs of cronyism are paid by society.

A third risk is that positive self-perceptions may have social costs.

But that still leaves the nagging question of social costs and benefits.

We have to consider what social costs are worth paying so that public health can expect a good return on its investment.