Yes, that’s a good point. In principle, Twitter’s market value is the net present value of its future profits, which excludes input costs. So the closest conce

Yes, that’s a good point. In principle, Twitter’s market value is the net present value of its future profits, which excludes input costs. So the closest concept to parent’s comparison (GDP vs. market value) is GDP vs. profits. > The GDP of the country would be equal to the profit of the company plus the wages of the employees. Also plus any other input costs, like rent, electricity, loans, etc., right? So GDP vs. revenue would be the comparison that would include both profits and input costs.