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эк. добавленная стоимость на одного работника, условно-чистая продукция на одного работника* (равна отношению суммы добавленной стоимости продукции к численности работников предприятия или организации, отрасли, страны и т. п.)See:value added 2)Англо-русский экономический словарь > value added per employee
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сокр. VA1) эк. добавленная стоимость (разница между ценностью продукции фирмы или отрасли и стоимостью сырья, комплектующих изделий и услуг (кроме рабочей силы, платы за землю), приобретаемых для обеспечения выпуска этой продукции)That is, tax is effectively collected on the value added of goods and services provided to consumers.
See:domestic value added, value added activity, value added goods, value added rule, value added statement, value added tax2) стат. условно-чистая продукция, добавленная стоимость (валовая продукция фирмы, отрасли, экономики страны в целом за вычетом стоимости материалов и незавершенного производства)value added per man-hour — удельная условно-чистая продукция, условно-чистая продукция на человеко-час
value added by mining, transportation, trade — условно-чистая продукция добывающей промышленности, транспорта, торговли
The value-added of each market segment is taken from the national accounts.
Value added is used as a measure of the size of national economies, GDP is the sum of value added of all firms in an economy.
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добавленная стоимость: дополнительная стоимость, приобретаемая материалами и компонентами в процессе производства, сборки или упаковки; разница между продажами компании, отрасли за определенный период и издержками на материалы, компоненты, услуги (кроме рабочей силы, платы за землю) за тот же период; другой способ подсчета - суммирование всех доходов, созданных отраслью за определенный период (зар-плата, проценты, дивиденды, прибыль, остающаяся в распоряжении компании); суммарная добавленная стоимость всей экономики равна валовому внутреннему продукту.* * ** * *. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *стоимость, добавленная товару при его прохождении по цепочке от места его первоначального приобретения, производства и т. д. до розничной продажи -
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сущ.1) упр., эк. тр. (наемный) работник, сотрудник; служащий; рабочий (работающий на предприятии или в организации по трудовому договору за заработную плату или оклад, как правило, на позициях, не относящихся к управленческим)state employee — государственный [правительственный\] служащий
executive employee — руководитель, руководящий работник
office [clerical\] employee — конторский [канцелярский\] служащий, работник офиса
railway employee — железнодорожник, работник железной дороги
secretarial employee — служащий секретариата, канцелярский служащий
technical employee — технический служащий [работник\]
high-salaried [high-salary\] employee — высокооплачиваемый работник*, работник с высоким окладом*
low-salaried [low-salary\] employee — низкооплачиваемый работник*, работник с низким окладом*
employee bonus — премия работнику, надбавка к зарплате работника
Syn:See:administrative employee, confidential employee, contract employee, emergency employee, essential employee, exempt employee, federal employee, field employee, full-time employee, highly compensated employee, hourly employee, indeterminate employee, key employee, leased employee, long-term employee, managerial employee, nonexempt employee, non-exempt employee, nonhighly compensated employee, non-highly compensated employee, non-resident employee, office employee, part-time employee, professional employee, public employee, resident employee, retired employee, salaried employee, salary employee, state employee, temporary employee, wage employee, waged employee, employee benefits, employee buy-out, employee contribution, employee deferrals, employee director, employee discrimination, employee dishonesty, employee educational benefit, employee expenses, employee insurance, employee invention, employee involvement, employee leasing, employee magazine, employee maintenance, employee motivation, employee organization, employee participation, employee potential, employee rating, employee referral, employee relations, employee report, employee representation, employee representative, employee retention, employee share option, employee share ownership, employee stock option, employee stock ownership, employee trust, employee trust fund, employee turnover, employee welfare, employee's contribution, employees insurance, employees' insurance, employee's invention, employees' stock plan, all-employee share scheme, cafeteria employee benefit plan, employee-employer match, employee-employer matching, employee-owned company, employer-employee match, employer-employee matching, employer-employee relations, employee savings plan, harassment by low-level employees, revenue per employee, sales per employee, value added per employee, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Confederation of Health Service Employees, International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, International Society of Certified Employee Benefit Specialists, National Union of Public Employees, employer, collective agreement, collective bargaining, salaryman2) упр., эк. тр., мн. персонал, штат, кадрыSyn:
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рабочий, служащий, рабо-тающий по найму за деньги.
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