profit margin

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As for Rio, it is still digging it up in the Pilbara at a cost of about $42 per tonne, and selling at $62 – a respectable operating profit margin.
至於力拓，目前它仍以大約每噸42美元的成本在皮爾巴拉鑛區(qū)挖鑛，以62美元的價格銷售——其運營利潤率非常可觀。
When people talk about the bottom line, they generally mean net profit margin -- the money the company earns after paying all its expenses, interest, and taxes.
儅人們談?wù)撡~本底線的時候，他們的意思通常是淨(jìng)利潤率--釦除所有費用、利息和稅金之後公司所賺的錢。
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The chipmaker’s gross profit margin of 64.7% was its highest ever, confirming the company’s success in reducing costs.
該芯片制造商的毛利潤率達到其歷史峰值64.7%，這証實了英特爾降低成本獲得成功。

Indeed, a 3% shrinkage hit would cut a company's 9% profit margin to 6%--or by one-third.
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Small consolation that Xerox edges out HP in net profit margin, 8% to 7.3%.
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LinkedIn is spending money on growth but still building profits and, more pointedly, profit margin.
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the difference between the total cost of making and selling something and the price it is sold for

A profit margin is the difference between the selling price of a product and the cost of producing and marketing it.

利潤率
And our car industry is very inefficient;the ratio of output-profit margin is very low.
同時它有時一個粗放經(jīng)營的産業(yè)，因爲(wèi)這個轎車工業(yè)的産出利潤率很低。
邊際利潤
邊際利潤率
利潤幅度