direct product profitability
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used primarily within the retail sector, DPP involves the attribution of costs other than the purchase price (for example, distribution, warehousing, retailing) to each product line. Thus a net profit, as opposed to a gross profit, can be identified for each product. The cost attribution process uses a variety of measures (for example, warehousing space or transport time) to reflect the resource consumption of individual products.
Abbr. DPP
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