The explanation of the added value in the Encyclopedia of Enterprise Management published by Harvard University is that the added value is the value added by the enterprise through the production process or deducting the cost of raw materials purchased from other enterprises for production from the sales of the enterprise, and it is the net production of the enterprise.
Corresponding to the above two concepts of added value, the added value of products should include two aspects, that is, the added value of products created through internal production activities of enterprises and the added value of commodities created in the circulation field through market strategies.
Extended data:
1, the technical content and cultural value of value-added products are much higher than those of ordinary products, so there is a large room for market appreciation and high profits.
2. Value-added products cannot be equated with high-tech, high-consumption and high-grade products, and the latter can only be called high value-added products if they become efficient products. It is characterized by high technology intensity, large market demand, high brand awareness, excellent product quality and good economic benefits.
3. The added value of products is usually measured by the added value rate. The value-added rate is less than 1. The higher the high added value rate of products, the greater the added value of products. We call this kind of products high value-added products.
On the contrary, the smaller the added value rate of products, the smaller the added value of products. We call this kind of products low value-added products. Generally speaking, the value-added rate is 0.3. More than 0.3 is called high value-added product, and less than 0.3 is called low value-added product.
Baidu encyclopedia-high added value
Baidu encyclopedia-added value