Margin
Margin refers to the difference between sales revenue and the cost of goods sold. It represents how much a company earns after covering production costs. Higher margins indicate better profitability. Gross, operating, and net margin are commonly used to assess business performance at different levels of the income statement.
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Management Accounting System
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Moving Average Method
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