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Successful emerging growth companies often chalk up supercharged earnings growth in early years. Sales are growing rapidly, but more important, many are near the break even point, and gross profits are just beginning to exceed fixed costs. As revenue grows, higher percentages of gross profit fall to the bottom line, driving up earnings faster than sales.
1.What is the "break even point"? Is the author talking about MR=MC in economics to maximize profits?
2.Is it bad when you see earnings growing faster than sales? Would people care more about the increased earnings over the slowering sales?
1.What is the "break even point"? Is the author talking about MR=MC in economics to maximize profits?
2.Is it bad when you see earnings growing faster than sales? Would people care more about the increased earnings over the slowering sales?
Help with some economics?
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