Yield also income, in older documents often proficiency, provenance and provenance (yield; return; revenue)

The quantity of goods and services (output) produced in a period and valued in money; also referred to as efficiency (output). – The increase in value, expressed in monetary units, which accrues in a company within a period and is compared with the consumption of value (expenditure); the calculation methods used play a decisive role here. – The profit in relation to the capital employed, also called profit rate in older literature. – In agriculture, the crop input per unit area (in Europe: per hectare = one hundred ar = ten thousand square meters). – See asset productivity, base profit, dividend yield, efficiency, earnings, revenue, capitalized earnings value, profit, Gresham’s law, core earnings, cost, payback, return, profitability, run rate, loss, lemon trade. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of June 2006, pp. 58 f. (reservations about the determination of earnings in the statistics), Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of September 2009, pp. 37 ff. (earnings situation of German institutions during the last few years; many overviews and, in extrapolation, the respective September report of the Deutsche Bundesbank), Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of December 2010, pp. 31 ff. (earnings situation of German companies since 2007; overviews; balance sheet ratios; p. 45: reference to long data series) and updating update in the respective December report of the Deutsche Bundesbank.

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