factor cost
noun[C]
ukusPRODUCTION,ACCOUNTING
thecostofproducingsomethingbasedon thecostof what isneededtoproduceit, forexample,labourormaterials:
It is nothelpfultocomparefactorcostsin onecountrywithmarketpricesin another.
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Thus, total expenditure on inputs always balances exactly against total revenue from output sales; for each factor income, there is an equivalentfactorcost.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This ensures that there is at most a constantfactorcostfor this method.
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To be precise, the defence programme takes 7 per cent. of our national output atfactorcost.
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The latest estimates show an increase in gross national product atfactorcostof £3,817 million between 1969 and 1970.
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The most recent year for which estimates of gross domestic product atfactorcostper head are available from international sources is 1972.
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It represents 42·4 per cent, of gross domestic product atfactorcost.
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The information requested is contained in the tables, which show the contribution of agriculture to gross domestic product atfactorcost.
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These amounts represent, as a proportion of gross national product atfactorcost, just over and just under one-third of 1 per cent., respectively.
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In 1971, consumers' expenditure estimated atfactorcostrepresented 59 per cent. of the gross national product atfactorcost.
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The gross domestic product atfactorcost, again taking 1951 as an index of 100, rose to 229 by 1964.
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