At 16:59 8-11-01 -0500, Kevin Tarr wrote: >IMO, you "lose money" when your expenses exceeds your income. The >business >world however seems to look at it differently. If a company makes $100 >million in profits in year #1, and makes another $90 million in profits >in >year #2, they do not claim they "earned 90 million in profits" in year >#2, >but made a $10 million loss.
>That's the way that governments say they lose money. The sports teams >say they are losing money each year the old fashion way....but everyone >gets their salary of course. And a quite comfortable salary at that, I guess. Not to mention an annual raise that is significantly higher than the inflation rate. At least, for the owner, the management and the players. I do not think their security guards and cleaning crew will bring home a 7-digit salary every month. Jeroen _________________________________________________________________________ Wonderful World of Brin-L Website: http://go.to/brin-l Tom's Photo Gallery: http://www.tom.vanbaardwijk.com
