outlay
21Outlay Cost — Any concrete costs that can be identified in the past, present or future. Also referred to as explicit costs . These costs do not include forgone profits or benefits. For corporations, outlay costs for new projects will include start up,… …
22outlay cost — The expenditure incurred as the initial cost of a project or activity. The outlay cost may include both capital expenditure and expenditure on working capital, such as stocks of raw material …
23outlay cost — The expenditure incurred as the initial cost of a project or activity. The outlay cost may include both capital expenditure and expenditure on working capital, such as stocks of raw material …
24outlay — I. transitive verb (outlaid; laying) Date: 1802 to lay out (money) ; expend II. noun Date: 1798 1. the act of expending 2. expenditure, payment < outlay …
25outlay — n. /owt lay /; v. /owt lay /, n., v., outlaid, outlaying. n. 1. an expending or spending, as of money. 2. an amount expended; expenditure. v.t. 3. to expend, as money. [1545 55; OUT + LAY1] * * * …
26outlay — Synonyms and related words: budget, cost, cost out, disburse, disbursement, expend, expenditure, expense, fork out, give, go through, incur costs, invest, lay out, money going out, open the purse, outflow, outgo, outgoings, pay, pay out, payment …
27outlay — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. expenditure, disbursements, outgo. See payment. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. expenditure, cost, charge; see expense 1 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. expenditure, expense, disbursement, cost, outgo,… …
28outlay — aÊŠtleɪ n. monetary expenditure; act of spending (money or resources) v. expend money …
29outlay — layout …
30outlay — noun an amount of money spent …
