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Lamb

Lamb Raw material Animal Products
Production28,100 t p.a.
Exports0 mg
Value per tonne✦5,333
Revenue✦150 m
Value added✦149 m
Surplus✦106 m
  • Per tonne:
  • Labour ✦1,034 (Sf 1.85)
  • Materials ✦0
  • Capital ✦522
  • Energy ✦20
  • Surplus ✦3,757

Whole chain per tonne: 35 labour hours, 400 kWh.

Formula

A.C. = w0LhSf Labour ✦1,034 Shadow wage w0 ✦16 an hour Γ— Lh 35 hours per tonne Γ— skill factor Sf 1.85 Sf for agriculture: training ✦30,000 against ✦45,000, queue 10 hours against 48 + Ξ£ qiPirΞ»i Materials ✦0 A raw material, with no recipe inputs. + (D + Mo)Ξ±e Capital ✦522 Depreciation and maintenance ✦360 per tonne Γ— financing 1.45 Γ— waste factor Ξ±e 1.00 Financing is interest at 6% on equipment's average value over a 15-year life. Ξ±e is 1.00 when maintenance hours and defects are on target. + Epe Energy ✦20 E 400 kWh per tonne Γ— pe ✦0.05 per kWh = ✦1,576

A.V. = rP*world Accounted value ✦5,333 per tonne World price $3,500 per tonne plus freight and insurance 1.57% = P* $3,556 Γ— r 1.5 crowns per US dollar Import parity: the price at the Commonwealth border for a good it could otherwise import. Observed abroad, not calculated: a wasteful producer raises only its own cost. = ✦5,333

Revenue = A.V. Γ— Q Accounted revenue ✦150 m p.a. Domestic: 28,100 t Γ— ✦5,333 = ✦150 m = ✦150 m

Surplus = (A.V. βˆ’ A.C.) Γ— Q βˆ’ levies Accounted surplus ✦106 m p.a. Revenue ✦150 m βˆ’ cost ✦1,576 Γ— 28,100 t = ✦106 m Distributed 40% to reinvestment, 20% to the municipal aggregate and 40% swept to the Treasury. = ✦106 m

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  • Final domestic use 28,100 t ✦150 m 100%