The phrase "big profit margin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the difference between the cost of a certain product or service and the amount of money earned from selling it. For example: "Although it requires an initial investment, the business has a big profit margin, so it should still be profitable."
As for other possible concrete solutions regarding business owners, it would be nice to see some policies that increase affordable housing and business rents, provide tax incentive to companies that do provide a living wage and what about taxing items like soda, alcohol, unhealthy food, products with big profit margins like marijuana versus anything that adversely affects our most marginalized.
She added: "Consumers need to know big profit margins are not being made needlessly at their expense".
David L. Wenner, B&G's chief executive, said that he had his eye on Mrs. Dash for more than a decade and that the deal would fit with the company's strategy of acquiring smaller brands with big profit margins.
But decades-old financial companies have been charging their users $7 to $10 a trade to pay for their brick-and-mortar retail locations, army of employees, and big profit margins.
This model "should deliver better pensions than pure defined contribution, because the costs of managing them are lower due to economies of scale, and you are not giving big profit margins to annuity companies, so there is more money to pay out directly," Ross Altmann, an independent pensions expert, told the BBC.
And as much as it presents an engineering challenge to achieve multi-spectrum capabilities, Apple has one goal in mind for the long-term life of its products, and that's simplifying manufacturing processes and making it easier to make big profit margins on products sold.
"And a bigger profit margin is authentically American".
Low fuel prices over the past few years have led to increased demand for larger vehicles, which take more power to move and offer a bigger profit margin.
"If they want to be so authentically American," she would say, "why do they have frozen orange juice instead of fresh orange juice in the Florida Citrus Growers' stand and 'Indian crafts' from Hong Kong instead of real Indian crafts at the Frontier Trading Post?" "Because there's a bigger profit margin on frozen orange juice and Hong Kong Indian crafts," I would say.
