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1) Lower prices should eventually lift corporate profits.

2) The dashed lines show the effect of the corporate profits tax, to which we now turn.

3) Consumers, investors and workers have all threatened corporate profit in different ways, with varying degrees of success.

4) Restrictions on the repatriation of private and corporate profits and capital were also lifted.

5) The key issue for corporate profits in the new year will be economic growth.

6) A recession would knock the bottom out of corporate profits.

7) And higher rates also tend to crimp corporate profits, by raising the cost of borrowing.

8) Is the goal to maximize corporate profits for the few or to meet all basic human needs and protect the Earth?

9) Other federal taxes include the corporate profit tax and social insurance ( Social Security ) taxes.

10) Owners report their share of corporate profit or loss on their personal tax returns.

11) Mr Tse predicts that corporate profit margins will steadily rebound for the domestic producers and suppliers.

12) High energy costs hurt consumer spending and narrowed corporate profit margins.

13) Up to a point, corporate profit - seeking and political profit - denunciation can rub along together.

14) Owners can split corporate profit among owners and corporation paying lower overall tax rate.

15) Lower rates mean lower borrowing costs, increased spending and growing corporate profits.

16) And, if the lower rates succeed in improving the economy, corporate profits will rise.

17) At least one indicator suggested interest rates may be headed still higher,(http://sentencedict.com/corporate profit.html) which could eventually eat into corporate profits.

18) An estimated 3 million workers have been laid off be-tween 1989 and 1995 as corporate profits have soared.

19) But they are not mere company drones used only to jack up corporate profits.

20) Meanwhile, private investment will remain strong, propelled by a 14 % increase in corporate profits in 1995.

21) Higher interest rates often raise concern about slower economic growth and weaker corporate profits.

22) Interest rates are low, inflation seems whipped, job growth is strong, corporate profits are soaring.

23) Finally, one indicator suggested interest rates may be headed still higher, eventually eating into corporate profits.

24) Analysts generally agree that the fundamental economic factors that produce corporate profits remain strong.

25) With discounting becoming rampant, what is good for the consumer will be bad for corporate profits.

26) Accordingly, business owners often prefer to take out most corporate profits as salary.

27) After the era of meager profit coming, enterprises are facing greater pressure on the operation, optimization of management has become the main driving factors of corporate profit growth.