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INTRODUCTION
This sheet describes a method for evaluating and steering the economic performance of a product and/or service development project, based on the concept of direct added value (DAV).
Unlike the cost price analysis method (see Methods for assessing the economic performance of a project
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), whose results are compared with sales price objectives, and which requires a very large amount of data and the use of coefficients derived from the company's fixed cost allocation keys, VAD is a systemic approach to the economics of a project, which is simpler to implement and, above all, more effective, enabling us to optimize results.
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The economic performance of a project through direct added value (DAV)
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The concept was conceived and developed by Paul-Louis Brodier, an Arts & Métiers engineer and economist.
The VAD approach goes much further than what has been presented above, and covers all economic systems right down to a nation's GDP.
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