Estimated value that is added to a product or material to each stage, of its manufacture or distribution, is known as ?

Correct answer: C. Value added

  • A. Value addition
  • B. Excise
  • C. Value added
  • D. Tax on stage

Explanation

Value added is the increase in worth created at each stage of production or distribution, calculated as output value minus the cost of purchased inputs. “Value addition” describes the process, while “value added” is the resulting amount.

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