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What do you mean by gross output value?
Question 1: What does output value mean? output value

Basic explanation

Monetary value of labor products

Output value is expressed in monetary form, which refers to the total value of industrial final products produced or industrial services provided by industrial enterprises in a certain period of time. It shows that the total scale and level of industrial production of industrial enterprises reflect the total production results, but it cannot explain the business situation and economic benefits of enterprises.

Question 2: What does the gross output value mean? The total income from commercial activities in one year is not deducted from the cost.

Question 3: What is GDP? GDP includes gross domestic product and gross national product. Gross domestic product accounting has played an important role in China's macroeconomic management. Doing a good job in GDP is of great practical significance for safeguarding China's economic and political interests.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

(English: gross domestic product, abbreviated as GDP in English; Also known as gross domestic product (GDP), it is a measure of the economic situation in a region. It refers to the value of all final products and services produced by a country or region's economy in a certain period (a quarter or a year), and is generally recognized as the best indicator to measure a country's economic situation. It can not only reflect a country's economic performance, but also its national strength and wealth.

GNP

Gross national product (gnp) refers to the final result of the initial income distribution of all permanent institutions in a country (region) within a certain period (year or quarter).

Question 4: What is the difference between GDP and GDP? The following is the information I searched for you: Gross National Product (gnp) refers to the final result of the initial income distribution of all permanent institutions in a country (region) within a certain period (year or quarter). The added value (GDP) created by the production activities of a country's permanent institutions is mainly distributed to the country's permanent institutions in the initial distribution process, but some of it is also distributed to the country's non-permanent institutions in the form of labor remuneration and property income. At the same time, part of the added value created by foreign production units is distributed to domestic permanent institutions in the form of workers' remuneration and property income. Thus, the concept of gross national product (GNP) came into being, which is equal to GDP plus labor remuneration and property income from abroad minus labor remuneration and property income paid to foreign workers. GNP is linked to the so-called national principle. Gross domestic product (GDP) refers to the value of all final products and services produced by a country or region's economy in a certain period (a quarter or a year), and is generally recognized as the best indicator to measure the country's economic situation. It can not only reflect a country's economic performance, but also its national strength and wealth. Generally speaking, GDP has four different components, including consumption, private investment, expenditure and net exports. Expressed by the formula: GDP = CA+I+CB+X, where: CA is consumption, I is private investment, CB is * * * expenditure, and X is net export. I hope you are satisfied, but I don't know.

Question 5: What does GNP mean? The Chinese name of GDP is GDP, which is the abbreviation of English GDP. For a country, it is the gross domestic product. For a region, it is called regional GDP, which is calculated according to the prescribed method on the basis of a large number of basic data. This involves two questions: first, what is the calculation method of GDP. I talked about it specifically just now. From the enterprise level, GDP is collected step by step and is the sum of added value. How to calculate GDP involves how to calculate the added value. Generally speaking, there are two methods to calculate the added value in the world, one is the production method and the other is the income method. What is the production method? The production method is to calculate the total output value first, and then subtract the intermediate input to get the remaining added value. Income method means that after the added value is created, it must be distributed, to whom it is distributed in the initial distribution stage, and the added value of GDP can also be calculated according to the main distribution channels. From the initial distribution direction, there are four main parts: first, depreciation, because machinery and equipment are used in production; Second, the remuneration of workers should be distributed to them because they participate in production activities. The concept of workers here is broad, including not only frontline workers, but also managers. Third, taxes, producers should pay taxes to * * * *; Fourth, profit, these four aspects together can also achieve added value.

Question 6: What does the annual output value mean? Annual output value calculation formula: 1, the average annual output value of the first three years = {(former 1 annual output value+former 2 output values+former 3 output values) ÷3} 2, and the annual output value = {(output ×20%)× market price}+(output × market price) is subject to local year-end statistics.

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Question 7: What does the regional GDP index mean and how is it wrong? It should be GDP index =(GDP growth rate+1)* 100.

Question 8: What does the monthly output value mean? It is the sum of the prices of all products produced by the mayor every month. Not profit value.

Question: What does GNP mean? Hello, classmate, I'm glad to answer your question!

Gross National Product (GNP) Gross National Product (GNP) is an economic statistical data, which is equal to gross domestic product (GDP) plus the income of domestic people from overseas investment, minus the income of overseas people from China.

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Question 10: What is the difference between total output value and added value? Taking industrial production as an example, we can explain the difference and connection between total output value and added value.

Gross industrial output value refers to the total amount of products produced by industrial enterprises in the form of money in a certain period, that is, the sum of the values of all industrial products. It includes not only the value of material consumption transfer in the production process, but also the newly created value. Specifically, it includes: (1) the value of finished products, that is, the value of products that are no longer processed by enterprises and packaged and put into storage after inspection. (2) The value of completed industrial operations calculated according to the processing fee, including the value of materials and parts consumed during the operation, but excluding the value of repaired and processed products. (3) The initial difference between self-made semi-finished products and in-process products. The total industrial output value is calculated by the "factory method", that is, according to the final results of industrial production activities of enterprises, but it is not allowed to add up the production results of various workshops within enterprises for repeated calculation.

Industrial added value refers to the added value of industrial production activities of industrial enterprises in a certain period of time and is an integral part of GDP. Industrial added value is the value after deducting the consumption of raw materials, fuel, power and various services from the total industrial output value.

Therefore, the total output value and added value are both related and different. The total output value includes the repeated calculation of transfer value, so its value is the largest, but it can not accurately reflect the development of production; The added value is the added value of production activities, and its value is the smallest, which can accurately reflect the scale and speed of production. With the current statistical system and methods gradually in line with international standards, the total output value index will be gradually replaced by the added value index.