It last quite variable by http://industry.grocery store companies have much smaller margins than Apple. They have one number in their investor statements another in their tax filings.there are many corps that make losses as a tax write-off. You need to filter the data set a bit
"Just a rough guess, what percent profit on each dollar of sales do you think the average company makes after taxes?”
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how are you defining average? or, for that matter, company?
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http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/margin.html … I'm going by this chart here
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somewhere between 6-9% is my guess
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Make a poll "would you turn the universe off to stop suffering if you had the chance?"
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Profit and dollar are fake damn words
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Do you mean what percent profit is actually pocketed? Or what percent profit the company claims in its "official" version? Two very different things -- companies having to pay taxes have every way to cook the books to claim, "poor me, profits are slim" whilst hiding billions.
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