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    The Difference Between the Sale Value of the Product and the Value
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The Difference Between the Sale Value of the Product and the Value

Question 86

Question 86

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The difference between the sale value of the product and the value of the inputs that went into it is called the:


A) value-added of that stage of production.
B) value of the final product.
C) profit margin.
D) mark up.

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