A Basic Economic Model for Judging Production Development
Jan-Eric Ståhl, Carin Andersson, Mathias Jönsson
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Jan-Eric Ståhl, Carin Andersson, Mathias Jönsson
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The described technical-economic model clarifies the influence of different production technological factors on the processing cost of a part. The model represents the fundamental theory for the judging of different types of production development. Various influential factors can be weighted against each other, which leads to different production development scenarios and their effects on the processing cost can be studied. This implies a way to generate a basis of decision by which a company can base their production related development goals. The model describes technical factors influence on the manufacturing cost and represents by that the important link between technical development and economy.
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The described technical-economic model clarifies the influence of different production technological factors on the processing cost of a part. The model represents the fundamental theory for the judging of different types of production development. Various influential factors can be weighted against each other, which leads to different production development scenarios and their effects on the processing cost can be studied. This implies a way to generate a basis of decision by which a company can base their production related development goals. The model describes technical factors influence on the manufacturing cost and represents by that the important link between technical development and economy.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Development (topology), Production model, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Production theory, Industrial organization, Economics