Végfelhasználásban

Végfelhasználásban is a Hungarian term that translates to "in end-use" or "for final use" in English. It refers to the stage in a production or consumption cycle where a good or service is utilized by the final consumer, rather than being further processed, traded, or used as an intermediate input in another production process.

In economic contexts, végfelhasználásban signifies the point at which a product or service fulfills its ultimate purpose. For example, a loaf of bread bought by a household for consumption is in its végfelhasználásban. Conversely, flour sold to a bakery to make that bread is an intermediate good, not yet in its final use.

The concept of végfelhasználásban is crucial for understanding economic activity, particularly in areas like national accounts, consumption patterns, and demand analysis. It helps differentiate between value added at various stages of production and the ultimate demand driving the economy. Tracking goods and services in their végfelhasználásban allows economists to gauge consumer behavior, the impact of economic policies on households, and the overall health of the economy from the perspective of those who derive direct utility from them. It is the culmination of the supply chain, where economic value is ultimately realized by the end consumer.