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7/14/2025, 8:32:57 AM
So according to Free Market economics, most companies should be relatively evenly-balanced in their profit/loss margin.
They make some revenue, and a roughly equal share of that revenue goes to costs. Leaving them with a small margin, and that margin is where they make their profit or their loss.
In other words, for the mathematicians here, the profit/loss is "one order smaller" than the net income.
But pic related is the reality of things. These gigs-corporations do not make losses, ever.
They make some revenue, and a roughly equal share of that revenue goes to costs. Leaving them with a small margin, and that margin is where they make their profit or their loss.
In other words, for the mathematicians here, the profit/loss is "one order smaller" than the net income.
But pic related is the reality of things. These gigs-corporations do not make losses, ever.
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