The industrial added value of a country refers to the total value of the finished products or services produced by a specific industry within a certain period of time within the country. In other words, it is the difference between the domestic gross output of the industry manufacturers and outside purchased intermediate raw materials or services. In the short run, added value performance fluctuates with the influence of the demand side, while in the long run, the growth rate of the added value is mainly decided by how many production factors the supply side invests and the efficiency of production factors.
I. Retrospect of Added Value Power and Source
II. Recent Situation and Prospect of Added Value
Table 1. Overview of Growth Factor Source of Traditional Industry’s Added Value
Table 2. Statistics of Recent Situation of Traditional Industry