"how much earnings" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to ask about the amount of money someone has earned or is earning. Example: Can you tell me how much earnings you made from your freelance work last month?.
Wachovia did not disclose how much earnings would be reduced.
So you got five extra percentage points of reward in relation to how much earnings were increasing.
The accounting debacle at WorldCom took on new dimensions Thursday after the telecommunications giant raised its estimate of how much earnings had been improperly inflated in recent years by $3.3 billion, to $7.1 billion.
We use four measures of conditional conservatism that have also been used in prior studies: (i) Basu's (1997) measure of the sensitivity of earnings to bad news relative to the sensitivity of earnings to good news, (ii) negative non-operating accruals, (iii) how much earnings are skewed, and (iv) a composite measure based on the average rank of the three conditional conservatism measures.
The analysis of official data also underlines how much earnings have dropped since the downturn began.
How much earnings growth do you expect from the group in 2001?
Most investors instinctively focus on earnings, especially how much those earnings are growing.
Absolutely, just like the rest of us, regardless of how much the earnings are.
DaimlerChrysler refused to provide any guidance on how much its earnings would fall short of the company's last forecast.
Moreover, nowhere in its documents does InterActive tell investors how much its earnings could be hurt if tax authorities require it to alter its practices.
The last four months of 2000 were so unpleasant for the stock market because many investors had misjudged how much corporate earnings would slow once the Fed successfully curbed economic growth.
