Thin Profit Margins
The cluster revolves around discussions of low or razor-thin profit margins in businesses like retail and hardware, debating their implications for pricing, profitability, and competitive strategies.
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They seem to have pretty low profit margins.
It's about profit margins.
This could be due to the fact that margins are slim and they're trying to make a profit?
Dunno about you, but that tells me something about their profit margins.
Thin margins don't mean thin profits. See: Walmart.
Why can't they just accept lower margins
These have super low profit margins.
No, as they have very low margins.
Or lower profit margins; they aren't fixed in stone.
that would make sense for a business with low margins. i'm surprised more companies aren't doing it.