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Re: infoseeker11 post# 61637

Tuesday, 07/01/2014 6:19:29 PM

Tuesday, July 01, 2014 6:19:29 PM

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I did answer your question.

your post:

infoseeker11 Tuesday, 07/01/14 04:36:08 PM
Re: SSCadaver post# 61616
Post # of 61639
Ok, same business model, same product , greater area to cover, strictest price company on the planet,

Equals..... What? Better margins?

I expect it to be worse not better, give me one reason margins will improve? One logical reason that is.


you asked for "one logical reason" I gave you one.

My "rhetoric" has you put it is backed up by hundreds of years of proof and thousands of examples.

If you need a more detailed "logical reason" follow the link in the excellent post by sscadaver that I pasted below for your convenience.


SSCadaver Member Level Tuesday, 07/01/14 04:41:26 PM
Re: infoseeker11 post# 61617
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Because not all expenses are variable, some are fixed, and when demand increases, profit margins can increase. This page can explain better than I can:

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/happens-contribution-margin-ratio-increases-24781.html


I'm unpaid so I only get a small number of free posts. I'll waste no more on this. Anyone can see your questions were answered factually.