net receipts
noun[plural]
FINANCE,ACCOUNTINGukustheprofitsfromparticularsalesafter allcostsandtaxeshave beenpaid:
Thepublishershall beentitledtodeductfromitsnetreceiptsanydirector firstcosts.
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One-third of thenetreceiptsfrom octroi was paid over to the military authorities.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thesenetreceiptsare determined by a consideration of the intermediary's bond, stock-share, and capital transactions.
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In particular, as indicated by (26), the intermediary ignores the possibility that hisnetreceipts-paid out as dividends to his consumershareholders-could potentially be increased by issuing additional shares of stock.
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In particular, (7) holds withnetreceiptsand dividend payments both equal to zero if the intermediary issues no new stock shares in period t .
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These claims follow from a consideration of form (33) for the intermediary's per-capitanetreceipts.
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If not, the intermediary's stance toward accumulatingnetreceiptsmust be clarified in order for the model of the economy to be complete.
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In fact, the intermediary's ability to achieve positivenetreceiptsdepends upon his ability to generate an excess supply in the product market.
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Thus, all goods produced in any period t are acquired by consumers through wages, dividends, andnetreceiptsfrom bond and stock transactions.
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Finally, the intermediary distributes allnetreceiptsback to consumershareholders as dividends in each period t .
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Member states that have high levels ofnetreceiptsalso have governments highly supportive of integration.
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