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I am having problems working out value added, my brain is blocked! could some one please explain it to me
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'Value added' as a financial measure refers to the difference between the value of outputs and the value of inputs. It shows the increase in monetary value which has resulted from the work done and the use of assets within the organisation. For the calculation of value added, "inputs" are defined as "materials and bought-in services". These have been brought into the organisation from outside. The monetary value of outputs is sales revenue or turnover, which is their value as they go to outside customers.
Value added = Turnover - (cost of materials used and bought in services)
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Dean
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Thanks mate, makes sense.0 -
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Your welcome
I can't take credit for it though becuase its just direct text from the osborne book
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Hi Dean, could you tell me which Osborne book you got this from please
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Its the Managing Performance & Resources one, the tutorial for units 8 & 9.
ISNB 1-872962-91-2
Mine is an old 2003 book so the ISBN might be different however the text I have check with the 2006 book and its exactly the same.
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Dean
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Thanks, i've found it now. I've got so many books out, revision notes and past papers it's no wonder i couldn't find it
Janine0