alternatif maliyet, gölge maliyet

Türkisch - Englisch

Definition von alternatif maliyet, gölge maliyet im Türkisch Englisch wörterbuch

opportunity cost

The cost of an opportunity forgone (and the loss of the benefits that could be received from that opportunity); the most valuable forgone alternative

Thanks to business school, I can understand how I've actually paid for this time at home with my family—the opportunity cost of my time, my forgone income, etc.

Opportunity cost is value of the best alternative given up when making a choice There is an opportunity cost to every choice

The benefit foregone from not using a good or resource in its best alternative use Opportunity cost measured at economic prices is the appropriate value to use in project economic analysis for valuing nonincremental outputs and incremental inputs

The amount of income lost as a result of not choosing the best alternative from a group of investment choices

cost in terms of foregone alternatives

The cost of using a resource in one enterprise when it could be used in alternative enterprises or investment opportunities measured by the return that could be obtained from using the resource in the alternative in investment For example, if cash used in crop production could be placed in the bank at a 10% rate of interest the opportunity cost of cash to the crop would be 10%

the value of the next-best forgone alternative that was not chosen because something else was chosen (chapters 1, 2 and 20)

The cost associated with opportunities that are foregone by not putting the firm's resources to their highest valued use It relates to downtime in that companies are not only paying users' wages for non-productivity during server downtime, but also forego earnings that those users would otherwise be generating In terms of storage management, opportunity cost refers to the time spent by users managing their own storage when they should be doing their assigned tasks

The potential benefit that is foregone from not following the best (financially optimal) alternative course of action

The return from the use of an asset or resource in the next best alternative that is foregone by virtue of its actual use

Resource use options that are given up as a consequence of pursuing one activity among several possibilities Potential benefits foregone as a result of choosing an alternative course of action

The value of resources used in a consumption or production activity if they had been used in the next best alternative instead The opportunity cost is essentially what must be forgone in order to consume or produce a particular good or service

the next best alternative that is given up when a choice is made

The net cost of a forgone opportunity, taking into account the benefits and costs of both the opportunity seized and the opportunity forgone for the period of analysis

is widely used in business planning in evaluating capital investment A company measures the projected return against the anticipated return it would receive on a highest yielding alternative investment that contains a similar risk profile

The minimum value of the benefits foregone or given up due to the effect of choosing another management alternative that either impacts existing outputs or shifts resources away from other activities so that they are no longer produced and their benefits are lost

The highest price or rate of return an alternative investment would provide In security investing, it is the cost of forgoing a safe, generally fixed return, for the opportunity of realizing a higher level of profit

When a decision is made from a range of choices, the second best choice not taken is the opportunity cost Limited resources require people to make choices between alternatives

The best alternative sacrificed to have or to do something else

Silbentrennung

al·ter·na·tif ma·li·yet, göl·ge ma·li·yet