value of production

By value of production, California is the nation's leading agricultural state.

Not even coastal towns could boast about such value of production and income.

The value of production in 2003/2004 was A$248 million.

These three account for 93% of the value of production.

GDP is designed to measure the market value of production that flows through the economy.

The Director General clearly saw the public value of production in Birmingham some years back.

It follows that there will only be one level of national income at which aggregate demand is equal to the total value of production.

Consumption demand, then, falls short of the total value of production by the amount of saving.

A ratio is calculated that expresses the value of production required for each dollar of total wage bill.

The gross value of production of Australia's fisheries and aquaculture products was $2.3 billion in 2002-03.

A fundamental map (Figure 1.1) shows the value of production per head (gdp per capita) in the standard regions.

The total value of production rose from $93 million in 1982 to well over $160 million in 1995, when the last such census was taken.

However value of production was just €21,183736 (excluding player profit) and the net loss was €28,856,093 that season.

For my part, I believe the budget made available to producer organisations must be increased from 4.1% to 6% of the value of production marketed.

Historically, the Scanlon plan bonus was calculated on the historical ratio of labor cost to sales value of production.

The value of production slumped, especially in the mechanical engineering industry and other manufacturing industries (e.g. the furniture industry).

In 2004 the value of production from mining (excluding oil and gas) was $1,142 million, or just under 1% of gross domestic product.

Value of Production ($1,000)

The second form of the equation focuses on the value of production in terms of the valued added by the labor performed during the process .

Aquaculture in Australia is the country's fastest growing primary industry, accounting for 34% of the total gross value of production of seafood.

Lacking the yardstick of profit or market-determined value of production, Soviet planners have long measured success by the volume of output.

The gross value of production of Victoria's rural industries rose from £50 million in 1938-39 to £148 million in 1948-49.

Foreign trade is excluded from consideration, since it is assumed that such trade will not affect the value of production, but merely affect its material form.

Output rose so rapidly that by 1985 the value of production generated in sidelines exceeded the value of principal crop and livestock production.

The incentives are derived as a function of the ratio between labor costs and sales value of production (SVOP).