Jackson had room to create something different: popular-market wines good enough to command profit-heavy margins.
Thus outside both the old and new molds of American winemaking, Jackson had room to create something different: popular-market wines good enough to command profit-heavy margins.
That's why Chipotle thrives even though its ethical and humane raw ingredients are more expensive; its cost structure is built to accommodate those higher prices, so it still commands profit margins of 12.1%, against a fast food industry average estimated at 4.6%.
Many command wider profit margins than their category averages.
While they have grown only slowly in recent years, they command steady profit margins of around 18percentt.
Australia represents a particularly attractive market because its two main beer producers, Lion and Foster's, command high profit margins.
Last, while specialists have lower market share and lower marketing efficiency, they nevertheless can be successful because they command higher profit margins than do generalists.
It was modelled on Captain Cook's voyages and its sponsor, Thomas Jefferson, meant it to document, command and profit from what lay beyond Missouri.
But she says high-end electronics like smartphones are likely to remain, because they command high profit margins and because China has built a sophisticated infrastructure and quality-control system.
The Sharp Corporation of Japan said it would introduce lower-priced wall-mounted televisions next year in an effort to more than triple sales of flat-panel televisions, which command bigger profit margins than flat-panel computer displays do.
Facing mounting losses on commodity chips, Toshiba, NEC, Hitachi and other Japanese companies are taking steps to exit that end of the market and concentrate on made-to-order chips that command higher profit margins, but also require high investment and offer fewer economies of scale.
