How Does One Determine the "Value-Added" of a Product Produced

question 18

Multiple Choice

How does one determine the "value-added" of a product produced and sold domestically?

• A) Subtract the total value of imported raw and semi-finished materials used in production from the product's total value.
• B) Add the cost of its transportation to its market to the product's total value.
• C) Subtract the total value of all raw and semi-finished materials used in its production from the product's total value.
• D) Subtract the total value of a country's imports from the total value of its exports.

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