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economic rent

/ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪk rent/

翻译: 经济学中指生产要素(如土地、劳动或资本)所获得的、超过使其留在当前用途所需最低报酬的额外收入。它是由稀缺性或垄断力量带来的非劳动收入。

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/ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪk rent/C1formal
  • zh经济学中指生产要素(如土地、劳动或资本)所获得的、超过使其留在当前用途所需最低报酬的额外收入。它是由稀缺性或垄断力量带来的非劳动收入。

In economics, the surplus income earned by a factor of production (such as land, labor, or capital) above the minimum amount needed to keep it in its current use. It represents unearned income due to scarcity or monopoly power.

  1. Surplus paymentC1formal

    The excess payment made to a factor of production (like land, labor, or capital) above the minimum amount necessary to keep it in its current use.

    zh经济租金

    • The landlord's high charge for the prime location is an example of economic rent.
    • In economics, economic rent is not the same as the rent paid for an apartment.
    • The company's profit included a significant amount of economic rent due to its patent.
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