The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary a resource of the .network library

value:

... the intrinsic or manipulated power of a property to command worth or exchangeability for its utility, i.e. market value. It's the importance, merit, or worth of a thing in an exchange on the basis of what is mutually accepted as fair, for example, real property value. It is also defined as the capacity of goods and services to command other goods or money in an exchange. Value is the monetary or material manifestation of a quality that renders something desirable or useful.

An asset has value. See the definition of real estate asset manager. A person in that capacity is a member of the .network core user group. They need to be able to find and make contact with resource and service providers. The following search tool is a resource for that.

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The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary a resource of the .network library

value chain:

... operational activities within an enterprise visualized linearly and through which the value of what moves along is increased at various stations as productivity units; a model of linked activities that reveals input and output at points of productivity for purposes of analyzing value. Analysis can contribute to improving the bottom line and deciding how to gain competitive advantage.

A value chain breaks down a productivity process activity by activity for analysis. At each activity station ... the product gains some value. The chain of activities gives the products more added value than the sum of added values of all activities (source of quote).

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The Enterprise and Economic Development Glossary a resource of the .network library

worth:

... the quality of value that that gives something usefulness or desirability so that it is acceptable in a transaction of exchange. Adam Smith stated that ... The most common economic known to man is the phenomenon of the transaction of exchange. Worth manifests itself in market value.

The worth of an enterprise (business worth) is total assets minus total liabilities.

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Knowing the worth of an enterprise (enterprise value) is important for obtaining expansion capital. The .network definition of expansion capital covers site selection projects of all types, including those for new venture startups by entrepreneurs. See the .network definition of enterprise development reserve funds. Also, Answers.com addresses the question of what an enterprise expansion is in the context of small businesses—definition of expansion.

The worth of an enterprise may be see as all of the money that has been invested since its startup as well as what it cost to get that point. Also, people lend value and importance which is measurable by productivity and esteem. A person as well as a thing may be an asset.

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