A margem de lucro
Example: A margem de lucro aumentou após a nova estratégia de vendas.
Definition
"A margem de lucro" refers to the difference between the cost of producing or acquiring a product and the price at which it is sold, representing the profit made from sales. It is a key financial metric indicating business profitability and efficiency.
Etymology
The phrase "a margem de lucro" comes from Portuguese, where "margem" means 'margin' or 'edge,' and "lucro" means 'profit.' It literally translates to 'the profit margin,' reflecting the financial concept of the space between revenue and costs. Did you know that the term 'margin' in finance originally comes from the Latin word 'margo,' meaning 'edge' or 'border'?
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