|
|
Factor |
|
|
|
 Home Site Map Add Term Search About Us Contributors |
Factor1. primary factor. 2. Sometimes refers to any input to production.Similar MatchesOld line factoringOld line factoringFactoring arrangement that provides collection, insurance, and finance for Factoring. Factor-price spaceFactor-price spaceA graph with factor prices on the axes. Factor augmentingFactor augmentingSaid of a technological change or technological difference if production functions differ by scaling of a factor input only: F2(V1,V2)=F1(lV1,V2), where F1(·) and F2(·) are the production functions being compared, V1 is the factor being augmented, V2 is a vector of all other factor inputs, and l is a constant. Net benefit to leverage factorNet benefit to leverage factorA linear approximation of a number, that enables one to operationalize the total impact of leverage on firm value in the capital market imperfections view of capital structure. Factor abundanceFactor abundanceThe abundance or scarcity of a primary factor of production. Because, in the short run at least, the supplies of primary factors are more or less fixed, this can be taken as given for determining much about a country's trade and other economic variables. Fundamental to the H-O Model. Further SuggestionsTotal factor productivityFactor price equalization Footloose factor Factor portfolio Factor endowment Common factor Factor Proportions Model Risk factor Pool factor price earnings growth factor Factor market Direct-plus-indirect factor content Factor of production Factor content pattern of trade Amortization factor Factor intensity Factor-saving Factor content Reported factor Factor cost Maturity factoring Multifactor model Factor accumulation Factor proportions Specific factors model |
|
|
|