They calculated the average transfer cost of the starting XIs of each team in every season of the Premier League from its inception in 1992-93 all the way through to 2009-10, adjusting figures for inflation so that meaningful comparisons could be made more easily.
What does XCOST stand for?
XCOST stands for Transfer Cost
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Toure is now behind Vincent Kompany and Joleon Lescott in the pecking order and, with one eye on UEFA's financial fair play rules, City are keen to recoup some of their huge transfer costs and trim Toure's 90,000 pound-a-week salary from the wage bill.
This resulted in a decrease in monthly transfer costs to $1,235 from $1,820.
The report's other major finding is that new wide-band technologies will drive internet data transfer costs down to less than half a percent of the current cost, or $300 per terabyte in 2003 compared to $80,900 per terabyte in 1998.
Your risk transfer costs may decrease, because you avoid the cost of smoothing year-to-year volatility.
According to one estimate, an ACH credit method transfer costs $.