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Earnings Potential
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Earnings Potential
The amount a person or company might be able to earn. There is no time frame implied in the definition. For example, one may discuss the earnings potential of a company next year or of a person over his/her lifetime. A number of factors, notably experience, expertise, connections and competence may affect earnings potential.


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