当人们谈论账本底线的时候，他们的意思通常是净利润率——扣除所有费用、利息和税金之后公司所赚的钱。
When people talk about the bottom line, they generally mean net profit margin — the money the company earns after paying all its expenses, interest, and taxes.
通常口墨盒的利润率比打印机本身的利润率高。
In general, the profit margin is higher on ink refills than on printers themselves.
拿一个零售商的例子，尤其是低价的零售商来说，一个折扣零售商的利润率通常会低至25%。
And example would be a retailer, particularly a low price retailer. The gross margins of a discount retailer could be as low as 25%.
更高的利润率通常是和更高的质量联系在一起的。
价格战可能会把本已微薄的个人电脑利润一扫而光，而其通常的利润率在6%上下。
The price wars may wipe out already-thin PC profit margins, which typically hover at 6%.
通常情况下，利润率在一轮扩张期的前两三年内上升，但在进入衰退前和衰退期间下跌。
Profit margins have generally widened during the first two-to - three years of an expansion, but they tend to collapse immediately before, and during, a recession.
投资银行不断开发通常伴随着高利润率而买家也不确定该如何评价他们的新产品。
Investment Banks constantly invent new products, which are usually accompanied by high profit margins since buyers are not sure how to value them.
他的研究结果表明，中国企业的快速销售增长通常都伴随出现极低的利润率，低过其资金成本。
His research shows rapidly growing sales often lead to very low levels of profit by Chinese companies, well below their cost of capital.
衡量企业资本结构的方法通常有比较资金成本法、权益资本利润率法和每股收益分析法。
The methods which can measure the capital structure of corporations, include comparing fund cost, equity capital interest rate and analyzing lucre of pers hare.
衡量企业资本结构的方法通常有比较资金成本法、权益资本利润率法和每股收益分析法。
The methods which can measure the capital structure of corporations, include comparing fund cost, equity capital interest rate and analyzing lucre of pers hare.
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