OER
- noun
- Specialized
- A lower OER generally suggests that a company is controlling its operating costs well.
Examples
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Analysts use OER to assess how efficiently a business manages its expenses.
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The company's OER increased last year, indicating higher operating costs compared to revenue.
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The OER is crucial for understanding operational efficiency.
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A lower OER indicates better efficiency.
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The company's OER increased last year, indicating higher operating costs compared to revenue.
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Analysts use OER to assess how efficiently a business manages its expenses.
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A lower OER generally suggests that a company is controlling its operating costs well.
Synonyms
A number that compares two money amounts in a company's accounts to show how well the company is doing
Surface Forms
Etymology
OER here comes from Operating Expense Ratio, which shows the part of a company's income that pays for running the business. Think of 'expense' as 'costs' and 'ratio' as the 'share', so a higher OER means more of the company's revenue goes on costs.