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Proportion of labor cost in traditional media industry
Different products produce different cost ratios.
Backward, according to traditional industrial enterprises, the added value of traditional industrial enterprises is low, and the profit rate is around 5%. Sales expenses, management expenses and financial expenses account for about 10%. Based on this calculation, the production cost accounts for about 100-5- 10=85% of the sales revenue. Basically, the technical content of traditional industrial enterprises is low, with workers' wages accounting for about 5%, auxiliary manufacturing expenses accounting for 5%, and fuel power+raw materials almost reaching 85-5-5=75%.
Traditional media is print media, where the print originated from advertising.
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