reduced margin
[/rɪˈdjuːst ˈmɑːrdʒɪn/]
nounpl: reduced margins
margem reduzida
1. A decrease in profit margin; the difference between revenue and costs that is smaller than expected or previously achieved
The company reported reduced margins due to increased production costs.
A empresa reportou margens reduzidas devido ao aumento dos custos de produção.
2. In finance and commerce, a narrower percentage of profit on sales or transactions
Retailers are facing reduced margins in the competitive market.
Os varejistas enfrentam margens reduzidas no mercado competitivo.
3. A smaller space or boundary, particularly in technical or design contexts
The document was printed with reduced margins to save paper.
O documento foi impresso com margens reduzidas para economizar papel.
In Brazilian business contexts, 'margem reduzida' is commonly discussed in economic reports and corporate earnings calls. The concept reflects challenges in competitive markets and is frequently mentioned in discussions about inflation, exchange rates, and competitive pressures. In the USA, this term is standard business terminology used in financial analysis and retail discussions.
NYC Slang
thin margin; squeeze on profits
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