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Their increased costs are already factored in because we're talking about profits though so I'm not sure how much use deducting that again would be for determin
by rtkwe 4y ago
Their increased costs are already factored in because we're talking about profits though so I'm not sure how much use deducting that again would be for determining that.
- mrep 4y agoIt is not about deducting but adjusting. In an inflating currency with a constant profit margin, you are basically always going to report "record profits" because a 10% margin on $11 is nominally more than a 10% margin on $10 from a year ago but if the currency inflated 10% in that year, your profit isn't really record because it buys you the same amount of goods and services as it did a year ago.