The value added by a firm is defined as:
a. the sum of all income earned by the workers in the firm

b. the firm's actual investment minus planned investment.
c. the value of the product manufactured by the firm plus the transaction costs incurred by the firm.
d. the value of the firm's product minus the cost of materials it bought from other firms.
e. the increase in the value of the firm's stock or bond.


d

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