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Gross profit divided by sales revenue, multiplied by 100 to show percentage.
Sales revenue minus cost of sales; core product profitability measure.
Project profitability: average annual profit divided by initial cost, shown as percent.
Costs that do not change with output, e.g., rent or salaries.
Direct costs of producing goods sold; also called cost of goods sold.
Residual income after subtracting total costs from sales revenue.
Costs that change with output, such as materials and production labour.
Net profit divided by sales revenue, multiplied by 100 to show percentage.
Income from sales: price multiplied by quantity sold.
Total profit over project divided by number of years.
Sum of fixed and variable costs for producing goods or services.
Gross profit minus operating expenses and interest; actual retained profit.