Sentence examples for a measure of value added from inspiring English sources

She measures companies by sales, but national economies by GDP (which is a measure of value added, more akin to corporate profits).Rather than increasing their hold over the universe, big companies have been losing ground.

It also establishes a framework for measuring gross external damage, which should be subtracted from measures of value added to arrive at a measure of net value added.

Along multinational supply chains, they note, a single component may be exported several times, adding to tallies of gross trade but not to measures of value added.

Nominal values and volume measures of value added, capital services, and labor are available.

We compute analogous measures of value added per worker using BEA data.

According to the DfE, Progress 8 aims to capture the progress a pupil makes from the end of primary school to the end of secondary school, adding: "It is a type of value added measure, which means pupils' results are compared to the actual achievements of other pupils with the same prior attainment".

"If it turns out that improvement in the speed with which one can assemble a Lego robot is a reliable indicator of value added, and if that measure becomes a significant factor in college choice, you can expect the sales of Lego kits to universities to skyrocket".

Figure 3 shows that the bilateral trade balances can change significantly when measured in terms of value added.

Time as a measure of value has plenty of critics.

It is a good measure of the value added to a job applicant by his or her alma mater.

In the more instructive measure of gross value added per hour worked in the market sector, annual growth reached 2.4%.