Look up: Value-added

1. Value Added
   see 'added value'
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2. Value added
   The difference between the value of final goods minus the cost of buying raw materials and intermediate goods.
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3. Value added
   The difference between the value of inputs and the value of outputs....more on Value added
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4. value added
   In economics, the difference between the price the customer pays for a product and the total costs of the inputs (that is, the cost of producing the product). From the value added comes the money...
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5. Value added
   Value added shows the progress made by an individual or a group compared with the average progress made by similar pupils nationally between Key Stages, i.e. the relative progress they have made.
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6. value added
   A measure of output. Value added by an organization or industry is, in principle: revenue - non-labor costs of inputs where revenue can be imagined to be price*quantity, and costs are usually described by capital (structures, equipment, land), materials, energy, and purchased services. Treatment of ...
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7. Value Added
   Value added is the risk adjusted return generated by an investment strategy: the return of the investment strategy minus the return of the benchmark.
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8. Value added
   The value of output minus the value of all intermediate inputs, representing therefore the contribution of, and payments to, primary factors of production.
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9. value added
   Value Added is the difference between output and intermediate consumption for any given sector/industry. That is the difference between the value of goods and services produced and the cost of raw materials and other inputs which are used up in production....
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10. value added
    In economics, the difference between the price the customer pays for a product and the total costs of the inputs (that is, the cost of producing the product). From the value added comes the money needed to pay overheads, wages, and dividends. Added value is the basis of VAT or value-added tax, a tax on the value added at each stage of the produ...
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11. Value added
    Balance of the production account. It is equal to the value of production minus intermediate consumption.
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12. Value added
    `Value added` refers to "extra" feature(s) of an item of interest (product, service, person etc.) that go beyond the standard expectations and provide something "more" while adding little or nothing to its cost. Value-added features give competitive edges to companies with otherw...
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13. Value-added
    The difference between the value of final goods minus the cost of buying raw materials and intermediate goods.
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14. value-added
    [adj] - being or pertaining to something added to a product to increase its value or price
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