Value of intermediate products, Microeconomics

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Value Added:Value added in a particular stage of production equals value of total output, less the value of intermediate products (comprising raw materials, capital equipment and other supplies). By definition, value added is ascribed to different factors of production (including wages paid to workers, profit paid to a company's owners and interest paid to lenders). Value added in total economy equals its gross domestic product (GDP).


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