gross yield
noun[CorU]
FINANCEukustheamountofmoneythat aninvestmentmakes beforecostsaresubtracted, usuallyshownas apercentage:
Thegrossyieldon the fixed-ratebondmaturingthefollowingyeardippedto 2.01%.
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The farm tithes 10 percent of thegrossyieldto the community.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thegrossyieldas a percentage of capital value overall is less than 0·5p in the pound.
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It is estimated that during the current year, 1969–70, thegrossyieldwill have increased to £1,920 million, giving a net yield of £606 million.
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Thegrossyieldof the national insurance surcharge in 1980–81 is expected to be around £3½ billion.
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The averagegrossyieldentrance receipt per visitor to date, is £14.50.
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The estimatedgrossyieldfor 1974 was 48·3 tons per acre compared with 46·9 tons in 1973.
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That leaves agrossyieldfrom the taxes of £325,000 for the coming financial year, for which we are going to pay £300,000.
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I suggest that they should spread thegrossyieldof the taxation on fuel oil over all the users of it.
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This would reduce thegrossyieldto £6 million and the net yield to £1¼ million a year.
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I estimate thegrossyieldof the betterment levy at 40 per cent. in a full year to be about £80 million.
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