The term "rent" refers to the income derived from fixed equipment (factories, machinery, etc.). The British economist A. Marshall used the term to describe the surplus that arises from the performance of equipment already invested, which is not a permanently definite amount like land in the long run, but is considered to be a definite amount in the short run. He called this surplus something similar to rent. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
固定設備(工場,機械など)から引き出される所得。英国の経済学者A.マーシャルは,長期間についてみると決して土地のように永久に確定的な大きさではないが,短期間についてみると確定的な大きさと考えられる,すでに投入された設備の性能の優劣から生ずる余剰を,地代に準ずるものとしてこう呼んだ。
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