Value-Adding Cost

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Value-Adding Cost

A cost that increases the value of a product. For example, a company may spend $1 to increase the value of a widget from $10 to $12. In this case, the $1 is a value-adding cost.

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Value-Added Monthly Index
Value-Added Monthly Indexes
Value-Added Monthly Indices
Value-added network
Value-added network
Value-added network
Value-added network
Value-Added Network Service
Value-Added Network Systems
Value-Added Process
Value-Added Producer Grants
Value-added reseller
Value-added reseller
Value-added Sales Partner
Value-Added Systems Distributor
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value-added tax
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value-added tax
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Value-Added Taxes
Value-Added Taxes
Value-Added Taxes
Value-Added Taxes
Value-Added Telecommunications Service
Value-Added Value Engineering
Value-Added Warehousing and Distribution
Value-Adding Collaborative Competition
Value-Adding Cost
Value-Adding Costs
Value-at-Risk
Value-at-risk carbon tax
Value-at-risk carbon tax
Value-at-risk carbon tax
Value-at-risk model
Value-at-risk model
Value-at-risk model
Value-Based Cost Management
Value-Based Design Charrette
Value-Based Distribution Reliability Assessment
value-based insurance design
value-based insurance designs
Value-Based Meat Management system
Value-Based Messaging Audit
Value-based pricing
Value-based pricing
Value-based pricing
Value-Based Product Line Engineering
Value-Based Risk Management
Value-Based Self Assessment
Value-Based Six Sigma
Value-Based Software Engineering
Value-Based Water Education
Value-Based Well Objectives
value-centered decision making
value-created model
Value-Driven Design
Value-Driven Design Institute
Value-Driven Organization
value-for-money audit
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