Price–performance ratio - Google Arts & Culture

In economics and engineering, the price–performance ratio refers to a product's ability to deliver performance, of any sort, for its price. HomeExploreNearbyProfileAchievementsCollectionsThemesExperimentsArtistsMediumsArtmovementsHistoricaleventsHistoricalfiguresPlacesAboutViewactivitySendfeedbackPrivacy&TermsHomeExplorePlayNearbyFavoritesSigninLoading…Ineconomicsandengineering,theprice–performanceratioreferstoaproduct'sabilitytodeliverperformance,ofanysort,foritsprice.Generallyspeaking,productswithalowerprice/performanceratioaremoredesirable,excludingotherfactors.Price–performanceisoftenwrittenascost–performanceorcost–benefit.Eventhoughthistermwouldseemtobeastraightforwardratio,whenpriceperformanceisimproved,better,orincreased,itactuallyreferstotheperformancedividedbytheprice,inotherwordsexactlytheoppositeratiotorankaproductashavinganincreasedprice/performance.ShowlessReadmoreWikipediaTranslatewithGoogleAccountSearchMapsYouTubePlayNewsGmailMeetChatContactsDriveCalendarTranslatePhotosDuoChromeShoppingFinanceDocsSheetsSlidesBooksBloggerHangoutsKeepJamboardEarthCollectionsArtsandCultureGoogleAdsPodcastsTravelFormsMorefromGoogleGoogleapps