Gross value added (GVA) - Revision history

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	* Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR).		* Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR).
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	* Cost performance index (CPI).		* Cost performance index (CPI).
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	* Cost plans.		* Cost plans.
	* Discounting.		* Discounting.

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	* Internal rate of return for property development.		* Internal rate of return for property development.
	* Net Present Value.		* Net Present Value.
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	* Profitability.		* Profitability.
	* Value added.		* Value added.

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	* Value added.		* Value added.
	* Value in building design and construction.		* Value in building design and construction.

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	* Net Present Value.		* Net Present Value.
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	* Value in building design and construction.		* Value in building design and construction.
	* Whole life costs.		* Whole life costs.

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−	Gross value added (GVA) is an economic metric that quantifies the value added to goods and services produced. ~~It gives a monetary value for~~ the ~~output goods and services~~, ~~minus~~ the ~~input costs and raw materials that their production involves~~.	+	Gross value added (GVA) is an economic metric that quantifies the value added to goods and services produced. This is representative of the contribution to the economy of producers, or the wider industry or sector.

−	GVA is often used in calculating the gross domestic product (GDP). The relationship between GVA and GDP is ~~as follows~~:	+	It can be determined by the production approach, the income approach or the expenditure approach:
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		+	* The production approach estimates the value of output goods or services minus the value of inputs to the production process.
		+	* The income approach determines the incomes earned by individuals and corporations producing the goods or services.
		+	* The expenditure approach determines total expenditure on goods and services produced in the domestic economy.
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		+	GVA is often used in calculating the gross domestic product (GDP, a measure of the state of the economy as a whole).
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		+	The relationship between GVA and GDP is:

	GVA + taxes on products and services - subsidies on products and services = GDP		GVA + taxes on products and services - subsidies on products and services = GDP

−	This can be restated in order to measure the gross regional domestic product and other measures of the output of entities smaller than the economy as a whole. This is necessary since the total aggregates of taxes and subsidies on products are only available at the whole economy level~~. This can be restated as follows~~:	+	This can be restated in order to measure the gross regional domestic product and other measures of the output of entities smaller than the economy as a whole. This can be necessary since the total aggregates of taxes and subsidies on products are only available at the whole economy level:

	GDP + subsidies - taxes = GVA		GDP + subsidies - taxes = GVA

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−	Gross value added (GVA) is an economic metric that ~~takes into account~~ the value of goods and services produced ~~by an industry or sector~~.	+	Gross value added (GVA) is an economic metric that quantifies the value added to goods and services produced. It gives a monetary value for the output goods and services, minus the input costs and raw materials that their production involves.
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−	It ~~provides~~ a monetary value for the output goods and services, ~~less all of~~ the input costs and raw materials that their production ~~depends upon. The total amount is used by businesses to cover expenses, savings and (indirect) taxes~~.	+

	GVA is often used in calculating the gross domestic product (GDP). The relationship between GVA and GDP is as follows:		GVA is often used in calculating the gross domestic product (GDP). The relationship between GVA and GDP is as follows:
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	This can be restated in order to measure the gross regional domestic product and other measures of the output of entities smaller than the economy as a whole. This is necessary since the total aggregates of taxes and subsidies on products are only available at the whole economy level. This can be restated as follows:		This can be restated in order to measure the gross regional domestic product and other measures of the output of entities smaller than the economy as a whole. This is necessary since the total aggregates of taxes and subsidies on products are only available at the whole economy level. This can be restated as follows:

−	GDP + subsidies - ~~(direct, sales)~~ taxes = GVA	+	GDP + subsidies - taxes = GVA

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	* Accounting.		* Accounting.
		+	* Base year.
	* Best value.		* Best value.
	* Capex.		* Capex.

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Gross value added (GVA) is an economic metric that takes into account the value of goods and services produced by an industry or sector.

It provides a monetary value for the output goods and services, less all of the input costs and raw materials that their production depends upon. The total amount is used by businesses to cover expenses, savings and (indirect) taxes.

GVA is often used in calculating the gross domestic product (GDP). The relationship between GVA and GDP is as follows:

GVA + taxes on products and services - subsidies on products and services = GDP

This can be restated in order to measure the gross regional domestic product and other measures of the output of entities smaller than the economy as a whole. This is necessary since the total aggregates of taxes and subsidies on products are only available at the whole economy level. This can be restated as follows:

GDP + subsidies - (direct, sales) taxes = GVA

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Accounting.
* Best value.
* Capex.
* Commercial management.
* Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR).
* Cost plans.
* Discounting.
* Internal rate of return for property development.
* Net Present Value.
* Value in building design and construction.
* Whole life costs.
* Yield.

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