And how about this?
Gross Margin = (Gross Profit/Sales) * 100
The denominator is "Sales".
Correct me if I am WRONG.
My Answer:
"In accounting & financial aspect, the profit (Gross Margin, Net Margin) is normalised by sales.
In sales aspect, it is normalised by cost of sales."
#20 How can you explain this?
I am not a financial professional, but according to your post, I think you contradict with yourself. You claimed that there is only one type of profit and it is related to the COST only. Later on, you mentioned that in accounting and financial, the profit is calculated from SALES and COST, which means PROFIT = SALES - COST. And may I please quote your statement:
"พอได้ตัวเลขมา จะเอา มาทำเป็นเปอร์เซ็นต์ อย่างไรก้อได้ หากอยากรู้ว่า เป็นเท่าใดของทุน ก็เอาทุนมาเทียบ หากอยากรู้ว่าเป็นเท่าใด ของยอดขาย ก้อเอายอดขายมาเทียบ"
Does that mean you can use any figure to calculate ANY TYPE OF PROFIT? According to Gowthorpe (2005), the gross profit margin, for instance, is calculated by GROSS PROFIT/SALES * 100. I know that the GROSS PROFIT can be obtained by SALES - COST OF SALES. Does that mean you can also calculate the margin from the COST OF SALES as well? How can you clarify? I think the main point of this topic is whether the DENOMINATOR should be SALES or COST. Please clarify this and correct me if I am WRONG.
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