endosyoitumisen
Endosyoitumisen is a Finnish term that translates loosely to "end-use consumption" or "final consumption." It refers to the final use of goods and services by households, government, and non-profit institutions serving households for the direct satisfaction of individual needs and wants. This concept is central to economic analysis, particularly in understanding economic activity and measuring standards of living.
In economics, endosyoitumisen is often contrasted with intermediate consumption, which involves the use of goods and
The components of endosyoitumisen typically include household final consumption expenditure, government final consumption expenditure, and non-profit