2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/3924062
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How Is Gross Profit Margin Overestimated in China?

Abstract: At present, the index of gross profit margin is overestimated in China. However, this problem has not attracted enough attention. This paper explores the theoretical limitations of the current revenue that lead to the overestimation of the gross profit margin. Then, we present the concept of revenue to correct the limitations of the current revenue. Moreover, we test the impact on the information content of gross profit margin under revenue caliber. The findings are as follows: (1) The current revenue includes… Show more

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“…The gross margin is a technique that determines the difference between cost and returns of an investment, with the assumption that fixed cost of production is negligible (Lawal, Ogbanje and Nenker, 2011;Akpan, Udo and Akpan, 2019;Bitrus, Yakubu, Patrick and Stephen, 2021). As a measure of the difference between revenue and cost of sales, gross profit margin is the most commonly used index that can evaluate the profitability of an enterprise's basic business performance (Shi, Huang, Wu and Jin, 2021). In addition, profitability measures the performance of management (Zamfir, Manea and Ionescu, 2016), in this case, the farmer who leads the farm management team.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The gross margin is a technique that determines the difference between cost and returns of an investment, with the assumption that fixed cost of production is negligible (Lawal, Ogbanje and Nenker, 2011;Akpan, Udo and Akpan, 2019;Bitrus, Yakubu, Patrick and Stephen, 2021). As a measure of the difference between revenue and cost of sales, gross profit margin is the most commonly used index that can evaluate the profitability of an enterprise's basic business performance (Shi, Huang, Wu and Jin, 2021). In addition, profitability measures the performance of management (Zamfir, Manea and Ionescu, 2016), in this case, the farmer who leads the farm management team.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…GPM serves as the initial metric for assessing a company's profitability. According to Shi et al (2021), it is crucial to utilize this metric to examine the market competitiveness of a company's products across the industry and its operations' stability and developmental trajectory. If the gross profit margin, calculated based on current revenue, fails to accurately portray the actual profitability of the company's core business, it could lead stakeholders astray in their decision-making and diminish the value of accounting information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%