Määräperusteiset

määräperusteiset is a Finnish term that translates to "quantity-based" or "volume-based." It refers to a system or approach where the value, cost, or assessment of something is determined by its quantity or volume. This concept is applied in various contexts within Finland.

In economics and business, määräperusteiset pricing means that the price of a good or service is directly proportional to the amount purchased. For example, a discount might be offered for bulk purchases, making the per-unit price lower as the quantity increases. This is a common strategy to encourage larger orders and manage inventory.

In legal and administrative contexts, määräperusteiset criteria can be used for determining eligibility for benefits, allocating resources, or assessing compliance. For instance, a certain quantity of production might be required to qualify for a specific subsidy, or a certain volume of waste generated could trigger specific environmental regulations.

The principle of määräperusteiset also appears in performance evaluations. In some fields, success or remuneration might be tied to measurable outputs, such as the number of units produced, the number of clients served, or the volume of data processed. This emphasizes quantifiable achievements over qualitative ones. The core idea is that the sheer amount or volume is the primary determinant.