"market output" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of goods and services that are produced and sold in a particular market. For example, "The market output for tech products has increased significantly in recent years."
Leaving their factory behind, Ingham can at least leave a legacy of specialised gourmet meatbird processing that won't compete with their own mass market output.
Although it once had 65% of the local market, output never rose above 227,000 cars a year and exports never exceeded 20,000 units annually.
It suggests that GDP could be improved by including factors that contribute towards individual well-being, such as holidays, and relying less on pure measures of market output.
This work contributes to the management literature by linking the input resources with the market output for creating and appropriating value from technology cross-fertilization.
He said what when one bore in mind that many of those who would like to work more would earn comparatively low salaries, "the impact … is to drag down the impression you would have of the labour market output gap very considerably".
Intersection of supply and vertical demand curves shows uniform market output and price.
But I also think it mostly reinforces the point that what monetary policy is really interested in is the labour-market output gap and its relation to wage growth.
The goal is to increase team size – and roles – over time as your business expands and becomes more confident with their content marketing output.
Relative Insight's 'fix' for this problem is conducting algorithmically powered "contextual comparison" of brand marketing output — to allow one brand to measure its own marketing messaging against rivals.
Financial variables include average price received for products sold (output price level or P Y ) and difference in export price between EU and other markets (output price differential or P S ).
These opportunity costs can be estimated using a production possibility frontier in which the maximum profit from currently marketed outputs is a function of the externalities.
