Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
net-gain
noun
/nɛt ɡeɪn/
Definition
The amount by which revenue exceeds costs or losses, reflecting the overall profit derived from an activity.
Examples
- If your investments yield a 10% return and you spent 5%, your net gain is 5%.
- After deducting operational costs, the company reported a net gain of $1 million for the fiscal year.
- To understand the net gain of the project, we must analyze both expenses and revenues closely.
Meaning
Net gain is a term commonly used in finance and economics to describe an increase in worth, profit, or benefit after accounting for all associated expenses.
Synonyms
- Profit
- Surplus
- Benefit
- Yield
- Return
