It plots cumulative proportions of the population, from the poorest upwards, against the cumulative shares of income that they receive.

Profit

Contribution Fixed overheads Profit

profit 0

Rapidly rising Average cost Rising profits Early adopters

Low income rate (cumulative proportions below percentiles of the median)

TOTAL RETURN

Profit practically

Gross margin Other expenses Net profit

Standard selling price

(') A adverse, F favourable variance

Indirect costs

Profits Customers Competitors

It's all gravy.

Speed up the payoff.

2004 saw ANA's profits exceed JAL's for the first time.

The cumulative proportions below a given percentiles of the median, i.e. the low income rate provides useful information on the incidence of low income but does not capture the intensity, i.e. how far the low income households fall below a given cut off line.

Let's split the profits.

This will surely be happiness supreme.

This will be a great fulfilment.

This will be the great achievement of success.

That is the mighty achievement.

That is the great success (Paradise).

That is the great attainment.

That is the supreme success.

That is the supreme achievement.

That indeed is the mighty triumph.'

That is the supreme triumph.

Pi is profits.

Who profits?

Where do the profits flow?

People, service, profit.

Reconciliation of budgeted and actual net profit Budgeted net profit

Net income loss

A clear profit of 7,500.

4,346 net profit, plus expenses...

This part is used to show the overall profitability of the project and to compare the profitability of this project to other investments alternatives.

But free trade also promises few benefits now and huge benefits in the future.

We try to cash in on it.

They netted a good profit.

The company overstated its profits.

We shared the profit equally.

The next year brought more growth.

This will be the great triumph.

And that is the supreme success.