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Residual Income

 

  1. Residual income is the excess of a firm's net income over its required rate of return. See also economic value added. A means of measuring performance of an investment center that stresses profit responsibility and the financial management efficiency of the investment center manager. Residual income is typically calculated as the difference between the operating income of a business unit and the required return on the assets committed to the unit.

 

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