Marginal Property
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Marginal Property
Property that is barely profitable to use. For example, if cotton that has been efficiently raised can sell for $100.00, yet cost $99.99 to raise, the land on which the cotton was raised is considered marginal property.
| Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS), Marginal Propensity to Invest, Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) | |
| Marginal Revenue, Marginal Tax Rate, Bracket, Marginal Utility |
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Marginal Property
Property that is barely profitable to use.
Example: The sale of cotton that has been efficiently raised yields $100; yet the cotton cost $99.99 to raise. The land on which the cotton was raised is therefore considered marginal property. Manufacturing Operations Warehouse and Distribution
Example: Atract of undeveloped land is deemed marginal property because of lack of access to a roadway.
Example: The sale of cotton that has been efficiently raised yields $100; yet the cotton cost $99.99 to raise. The land on which the cotton was raised is therefore considered marginal property. Manufacturing Operations Warehouse and Distribution
Example: Atract of undeveloped land is deemed marginal property because of lack of access to a roadway.
| Margin, Maquiladora | |
| Marginal Tax Bracket, Marital Deduction |
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