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Net income plus operating expenses equals gross profit, or total revenue. To calculate net income, Accountants subtract total expenses from total revenues.

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Net income plus operating expenses is equal to gross profit?

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Product costs plus operating expenses plus profit equals?

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Is disposible income equal to consumption plus savings?

all of the time


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What is the difference between income and profit and revenue?

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What is an operating profit?

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