The phrase "allocation profits" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and may be intended to refer to "allocated profits" or "profit allocation."
Example: "The company's financial report detailed the allocated profits for each department."
Alternatives: "distributed profits" or "profit distribution."
We derive the optimal (for the supplier) buyback contract that allows for arbitrary allocation of profits to the retailer (subject to the retailer's reservation profit requirements) and show that in the limit this contract leads to the first-best solution with the supplier keeping the entire channel's profit (after the retailer's reservation profit).
To avoid this, some fund managers periodically waive their fees in exchange for an almost-risk-free priority allocation of profits taxed at capital gains rates.
Redistributive policies take the market allocation of profits as a given and devise ways to moderate the resulting inequalities after the fact.
This paper investigates the possibility of combining the requirement of coalition stability with a fair allocation of profits to the participants.
After filing its annual report in July, A.& P. has been forced to twice amend it, first changing the allocation of profits between United States and Canadian stores, and then rewriting certain disclosures to make it clearer that its previous accounting policies did not conform with generally accepted accounting principles.
Bradley Rush, Sunrise's chief financial officer, will say only that the review concerns "allocation of profits and losses" between it and JV partners.
Where the fund manager serves as a general partner of a partnership, these payments can be structured as an allocation of profits within the partnership, either to the general partner itself or to a special purpose "carried interest partner" acting as a type of limited partner.
Channelling private-sector support towards public health research assumes special relevance in the context of the recent Companies Bill that mandates 2% allocation of profits of listed companies towards corporate social responsibility (45).
