The phrase "aggregate earnings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the total earnings or income of a group or entity over a specific period.
Example: "The company's aggregate earnings for the fiscal year exceeded expectations, leading to a significant increase in stock prices."
Alternatives: "total earnings" or "combined earnings".
We then summarize the literature in accounting, economics and finance on aggregate earnings and stock prices.
The country allocation is based on such factors as interest rates, stock market volatility and aggregate earnings forecasts.
If his compensation were based on aggregate earnings growth, NVR's buybacks would have little effect on his pay.
The study indicates that differences in regional geographic location of black and white workers have a rather modest effect on aggregate earnings differences.
Workers' hourly wages and annual incomes would rise, resulting in a total increase in aggregate earnings of $397 million (in 2014 dollars) by 2018.
Similarly, earnings-related risk manifests itself to equity investors largely through systematic earnings risk (covariation with aggregate earnings and/or other macroeconomic indicators).
But University of Pennsylvania economist Jeremy Siegel suggests these data overstate P/E ratios because S&P aggregates earnings rather than weighting them by market value.
Earnings determination: human capital, or earnings function, analyses; aggregate wage analyses; and labor demand analyses.
In his annual letter, Mr. Buffett lauded the performance of MidAmerican, which he said was one of Berkshire's five most profitable non-insurance companies that together had aggregate pretax earnings of more than $10 billion last year.
Forbes' first roundup of the league's finances shows it generated $209 million in revenue in its second season, for an aggregate operating profit (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation) of $89 million.
Our first round-up of the IPL's finances shows the league generated $209 million in revenue in its second season, for an aggregate operating profit (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation) of $89 million.
