Econopolicy, a set of principles, decisions, and actions designed to influence or manage economic conditions, particularly through government or institutional measures.policy lens on technology and cost, CAPEX, money spent by a company on acquiring, upgrading, or maintaining long-term assets such as buildings, equipment, or technologyone-off cost to build, OPEX, the ongoing costs of running a business, Upstream, raw materials stage in a supply chain, Midstream, components production stage in a supply chain, Downstream, assembly and sale stage in a supply chain, Tariff, border tax on imports, Subsidy, public money lowering private cost, Regulatory body, institution that writes rules, Gigafactory, very large battery factory, Market share, firm's fraction of total sales, Commissioning, start-up and testing phase, Contingency, allowance for uncertainty, Depreciation, accounting loss of asset value, Residual value, remaining value at end, LCC, total cost over lifetime, NPV, present value of net returns, lens, way of viewing a problem, reshuffle, rearrange into a new order, domain, area of decision-making, levied, officially charged or imposed, landed cost, full cost after arrival
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