…care, made real by the expectation that hospitals (whether for profit or nonprofit) will care for those who enter their emergency rooms in medical emergencies, even if the patients cannot…

…providers have turned this into a big business. – Our drug companies enjoy 20% profit margins. – Our device-makers boast 16% profit margins. We are over-medicated (particularly older people), and…

…a “profit.” You take your profits in capital gains. Because stock-market investors are always going to be thinking: “They could always turn the dial from market share to profits. Just…

…affect the economy. A recent NBER working paper (Guvenen, Mataloni, Raisser and Ruhl 2017) argues that profit shifting by large multinational firms causes part of their economic activity to be…

…profit (not sale proceeds, but profit). $500,000 of that gain is excluded; the $25,000 isn’t, and raises their AGI to $350,000. The couple’s revised AGI exceeds the $250,000 threshold for…

…billion in revenues — even if it never shows a “profit.” You take your profits in capital gains. Because stock-market investors are always going to be thinking: “They could always…

…is warranted.” Interpretation? Pharmaceutical companies (and I will include companies such as Mylan [EpiPens]) are using the patent drug laws and resulting exclusivity time period to maximize profit margins ($14.50…

…finds that French firms earn higher returns on their foreign operations in low tax countries and tax havens, evidence of using the reporting of profits to increase returns. Profit shifting…

…total wealth of households. All refer to households and non-profit corporations. The approximation is that most assets of non profit corporations are effectively the property of their founders or their…

…men are unemployed until I utilize my increased profit derived from the injection of that machinery in buying other commodities for myself, or in building new plants, employing men to…