Yield

A Yield is 1) the net present rate of return on an investment that ​supplies or ​produces ​positively such as a ​profit, an ​amount of ​product or ​information; 2) in chemistry to the reaction, is the amount of product obtained in a chemical reaction; 3) to give up and cease resistance or contention.

Related Definitions in the Project: The Economic Reviews; Operation and Maintenance

Example Article of the Yield:

European Crop Yields Collapse Amid Worst Drought In 500 Years (Source: Oil Price on 23 August 2022): Besides the news of record high electricity prices, a troubling new crop failure report about Europe's upcoming harvest was published Monday. The bloc's Monitoring Agricultural Resources forecasted corn yields could drop by nearly a fifth due to a devastating drought, according to Bloomberg. Before we dive into the crop report, Europe's centuries-old 'hunger stones' were recently revealed in the Elbe River, which runs from the mountains of Czechia through Germany to the North Sea. The stones date back to a drought in 1616 and read: "Wenn du mich siehst, dann weine." That translates to "if you see me, then weep." The warning on the stones appears correct because the new crop report forecasts corn yields will drop 16% below the five-year average. That compares with a July forecast of an 8% decline. ...