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Economic profit is the profit made on an investment of some sort in which inflation and other economic factors have been considered. Normal return on investment is just the net profit made in the investment (simple subtraction).
To increase savings and investments, increase economic growth and balance the budget.
Economic justification is used to measure a return on an investment. The term is most often used in regards to material handling and how it impacts a company financially.
Economic Internal Rate of Return or "EIRR" includes all financial benefits of a projects and non financial benefits (for example CO2 savings, decreased health care interventions, reduced traffic and many other benefits that a project can have on the observed area) of a project expressed with a monetary unit.
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Insufficient capital needed to achieve economy of scale.
J. Christian Duvigneau has written: 'Guidelines for calculating financial and economic rates of return for DFC projects' -- subject(s): Cost effectiveness, Development credit corporations, Economic development projects, Evaluation, Rate of return
"Return on assets, also known as return on investments, is an indication of how well a company uses their holdings to generate a profit. With any company, the higher the return, the better the company is doing."
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Return on Capital Employed.
Accepting racial inequality in return for economic opportunity
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Jean-Pierre Cassarino has written: 'Return migrants to the Maghreb countries' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration, Economic conditions, Return migration, Social conditions, North Africa, Return migrants 'Return migrants to the Maghreb countries' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration, Economic conditions, Return migration, Social conditions, North Africa, Return migrants
Describes how the firm will earn revenue, generate profits, and produce a superior return on invested capital
Economic profit is the profit made on an investment of some sort in which inflation and other economic factors have been considered. Normal return on investment is just the net profit made in the investment (simple subtraction).
The true investor knows the difference between an accounting and an economic return, and the only return that you should be worried about is the economic return, especially with fixed investments. An accounting return does not take into account inflation. An economic return does take that into account. Inflation is very real when it comes to buying power. $50,000 could buy a nice house in any part of the nation in 1980. Now it could buy maybe half as much real estate, and none along more expensive parts like the coastlines. If an advisor says to you that X% is the return, ask if that is an accounting return, and what inflation is expected to be over the life of the investment.
To increase savings and investments, increase economic growth and balance the budget.