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.
The ratio of net income increase to pay increases is included in
the financial statement ratio analysis spreadsheets
highlighted in the left column, which provide
formulas, definitions, calculation, charts and
explanations of each ratio.
The ratio of net income increases to pay increases
is
listed in our net
income ratios.
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