hyödykekohtaisen

Hyödykekohtaisen is a Finnish term that translates to "per commodity" or "per good" in English. It is often used in economic contexts, particularly when discussing pricing, costs, or quantities. The term signifies that a particular measurement, calculation, or characteristic applies to each individual unit of a product or service.

For example, in pricing, a hyödykekohtaisen price would refer to the cost of a single item. If a store sells apples at a hyödykekohtaisen price of 0.50 euros, it means each apple costs 0.50 euros. Similarly, when analyzing production, a hyödykekohtaisen cost might represent the expense incurred to produce one unit of a good. This allows for detailed cost accounting and efficiency analysis.

The concept of hyödykekohtaisen is crucial for understanding the economics of scale, marginal costs, and the profitability of individual products within a larger business operation. It provides a granular view that complements broader market or company-wide analyses. Businesses use this metric to make informed decisions about pricing strategies, production levels, and resource allocation. It helps in identifying which products are most profitable and where cost savings might be achieved.