
INCREASED SALES VERSUS EXPENSE REDUCTION |
An Example of How Expenses Impact On Profits |
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reduction in expenses equals |
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additional profit of....................................... |
$42,471 |
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$47,200 |
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$37,005 |
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$37,367 |
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OR |
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your present profit of.................................. |
$57,400 |
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$80,366 |
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$15,819 |
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$34,075 |
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your current sales of................................ |
$2,180,971 |
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$2,440,353 |
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$1,866,066 |
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$1,902,433 |
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would have to build an |
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sales volume of................................ |
$2,123,571 |
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$2,359,987 |
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$1,850,247 |
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$1,868,358 |
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equal a 2% expense reduction. |
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