1992
DOI: 10.1038/355668a0
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Disallowing direct costs

Abstract: SIR-The recent concern over indirect cost recovery at US universities is wellfounded, but researchers should be warned there may be a more ominous shakeup if government auditors decide to take a stricter stand on the allowability of direct costs. Direct line-item expenditures are approved by government agencies when research proposals are accepted for funding, and as such are implicitly considered allowable. But when the time

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