Net
Income Increases to Pay Increases = change in net
income / change in salaries, wages and benefits
This
ratio shows whether net income is increasing faster than
wages (in dollar terms).
A ratio
of less than 1:1 (100%) indicates that profitability
increases are less than the increases in wages.
A
recurring ratio of less than 1:1 (100%) indicates
eroding profits and is a cause for concern.
This
ratio calculates the effect in dollar terms. The
analyst should also calculate percent increase in net
income to percent increase in salaries, wages and
benefits.
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