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How would those great big companies keep up their profit margins?
Right now, the profit margins are between 2 or 3 percent.
In 1994, we were making a profit margin of 30 percent.
Their profit margin is still over 90 percent, just as I said.
Must be a big profit margin for the film companies.
Over all, the company had a full 1 percent increase in its profit margins, he said.
Profit margins of up to 20 percent are, however, very real.
That gave it a profit margin of about 2.3 percent.
He has also said that his company's profit margin is less than 10 percent.
The profit margin has not increased in most years, they say.
They then add a profit margin and that's the price you pay.
When you actually know what the profit margin is, please come back to us.
"The biggest thing for us is the best profit margin."
Profit margins top 18 percent, the highest in the food industry.
I worked for a year, asking a million questions like these: What's your profit margin?
"I and everyone else expected their profit margins to be down," he said.
That means higher profit margins, which can support more spending on research and development.
Just how to increase the profit margin is a matter of much debate.
The restaurant lost money for the first few years but now has a profit margin of 10 percent.
It has everything to do with an owner's profit margin.
It said these businesses had profit margins of 14 to 15 percent.
That business is growing fast but has low profit margins.
Companies have also stayed away because of low profit margins.
It becomes even more difficult when profit margins are in question.
What is a fair profit margin to add to this total?