The "Value Added" for an Individual Firm Can Be Calculated

question 113

Multiple Choice

The "value added" for an individual firm can be calculated by

• A)adding the cost of the intermediate goods used by the firm.
• B)subtracting the payments made to the factors of production used by the firm from the firm's revenue.
• C)calculating the revenue generated by the firm.
• D)calculating the profit generated by the firm.
• E)adding up the payments made to the factors of production used by the firm.

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Definitions:

Cash Dividends

Distributions of a corporation's earnings to shareholders in the form of cash.

Statement of Cash Flows

A financial report that shows how changes in balance sheet accounts and income affect cash and cash equivalents, breaking down the analysis to operating, investing, and financing activities.

Operating Activities

Activities directly related to the primary operations of a business, including production, sales, and distribution, which are reflected in its cash flow.

Indirect Method

A way of preparing the cash flow statement where net income is adjusted for changes in balance sheet items to arrive at cash flow from operating activities.