Operating profit per employee and Operating profit percentage: Difference between pages

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The operating profit percentage is one of a number of profitability ratios.

It is calculated as operating profit divided by revenue.

Also known as the 'operating profit ratio', or 'operating profit margin'.

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-''Financial ratio analysis.''
+The operating profit percentage is one of a number of profitability ratios.
-Operating profit per employee is a management efficiency ratio.
+It is calculated as operating profit divided by revenue.
-It measures the annual operating profits generated per full time equivalent employee (taking account of any part time working).
-It is calculated as:
+Also known as the 'operating profit ratio', or 'operating profit margin'.
-''Operating profit '''÷''' number of full time equivalent employees''
+==See also==
+*[[Gross profit margin]]
+*[[Net profit margin]]
+*[[Operating profit]]
+*[[Profit margin]]
+*[[Profitability]]
+*[[Profitability ratio]]
+*[[Revenue]]
-The greater the operating profit per employee, the greater the efficiency with which employees are being used to generate operating profits.
+[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
-== See also ==
-* [[Management efficiency ratio]]
-* [[Operating profit]]
-* [[Revenue per employee]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]