Routledge Dictionary of Economics, Second Edition
1 The contribution to total production made by an industry, a firm or a worker.
In the case of a firm, it is calculated by subtracting from its sales its purchases from other firms. It is used to measure the NATIONAL INCOME by the output method and is a frequently used base for indirect taxation.
2 An amount equal to the sum of factor incomes at one stage of production.
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