Generally, book income as a proportion of net book value.

A measure of campaign performance, calculated by comparing what you’ve put in versus what you’re getting back. Keeping tabs on the ROI of your campaigns helps you make smarter decisions about how you [..]

A measure of operating performance and efficiency, computed in its simplest form by dividing net income by the total investment over the period being considered.

ROI. Also known as Rate Of Return. The percentage of profit earned by an investment in a business, etc.

Abbreviation for Return on Investment. It is a measure of a company's ability to use its assets to generate additional value for shareholders. It is calculated as Net Profit divided by Net Worth, and expressed as a percentage.

Return on investment (ROI) is one way of considering profits in relation to capital invested. Source: The MASB Common Language Project. http://www.themasb.org/common-language-project/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_on_investment

The return on capital on an asset portfolio based on the sum invested in the portfolio.

The percentage of profit on an investment compared to the cost of that investment. Also called the rate of return or yield.

the ratio of profits (or losses) to the amount invested.

Return on investment (ROI) measures the gains received from an investment compared to that investment’s cost. A high ROI indicates favorable benefit to the investor.

Your return on investment (ROI) is the profit you make on the sale of a security or other asset divided by the amount of your investment, expressed as an annual percentage rate. For example, if you invested $5,000 and the investment was worth $7,500 after two years, your annual return on investment would be 25%. To get that result, you divide the $ [..]

("ROI") The financial return for a given outlay, usually calculated in terms of present value (i.e. today's value of money.) [D02884]

Return on investment [ROI] is a calculation used as part of investment appraisal and in business cases in order to validate the likely outcomes of proposed investments and compare them with required o [..]

An indicator used to measure the financial gain/loss (or “value”) of a project in relation to its cost.  Privacy ROI defines metrics to measure the effectiveness of investments to protect investments [..]

A financial ratio that expresses the income statement effect from employing an asset as a percentage of the asset's cost on the balance sheet.

Definitions (2) 1. ROI. A measure of a corporation's profitability, equal to a fiscal year's income divided by common stock and preferred stock equity plus long-term debt. ROI measures how e [..]

In library performance evaluation, a technique for quantifying the extent to which investment in a library helps generate income or other tangible benefits for its parent institution, clientele, or co [..]

simply means how much money you get out compared to how much money you put in, in regards to an investment. Whether that be buying shares, purchasing a house, starting a business - the list is endless [..]

What does "return on investment" really mean for your financial health?Return on investment is represented as a percentage that weighs the cost versus the benefits of your investments. For e [..]

Return on Investment

A measurement of the benefit or profit derived from an investment. The formula for ROI is (cost / revenue).

The total gross profit that one dollar, initially invested in inventory as it is depleted, will return during a period of time. Computed by dividing the total Gross Profit generated by the item by the [..]

Ratio measure of the profits achieved by a firm through its basic operations. An indicator of management's general effectiveness and efficiency. The simplest version is the ratio of NET INCOME to [..]

ROI The benefit to the investor resulting from an investment of some resource.

The income that an investment produces for each unit (e.g. dollar) of capital invested. This is measured in percentage. For example, if $1 million invested produces $100,000 the next year, that is a 1 [..]

The amount of income you receive from an investment divided by the total amount invested into the investment.

A performance measure of the effectiveness of an investment. ROI is calculated as the net gain (gain from investment minus cost of investment) divided by the cost of investment.

Return on investment gives you a return value for the life of the investment, not just a gain or loss, or the year-to-date return.

A percentage which dictates how much you invest in making improvements versus how much it is worth to someone who is potentially interested in buying your home.

the performance of a business or investment measured by dividing the net profit by the net worth.

A measure of the efficiency of an investment, as in how much return you receive on each marketing dollar spent.

This is the amount derived from subtracting your net revenues from your total costs.

This is the amount derived from subtracting your net revenues from your total costs.

Return on investment refers to a calculation showing the value of expenditures on an organization's activities.Return on investment (ROI) is a measure of the monetary benefits obtained by an orga [..]

The value that you will get back in return, usually after advertising or other investment.

Measures the ratio of your profits to your advertising costs (Source)

The percentage of profit made above the initial investment. If you invested £100 and earnt £140 you would have a 40% return on investment.

A ratio which is calculated as net profits after tax divided by investment.

A return on investment (ROI) is the income, capital gains or other financial benefit that an investor derives from an investment.

(ROI) Net profits after taxes divided by investment.

a measure of the effectiveness and efficiency with which managers use the resources available to them, expressed as a percentage. Return on equity

 The sales return on the advertising expenditures invested in media.  

A calculation of the financial benefits of a workplace education program in relationship to its cost. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the original investment. (scorecardforskills.com)

The measurable revenue associated with a specific advertising program. Common to all media.

 (ROI)

Ratio of money gained or lost on an investment relative to the amount of money invested, typically in relation to total cost of investment.

This summary measure compares the net benefit to costs and indicates how much of an investment policymakers can expect to receive as a benefit. If the ROI is positive, the benefits exceed the costs and the investment should be considered. A negative ROI means that the costs outweigh the benefits. An ROI of 0 means the benefits equal the costs. (To [..]

 the profit or loss resulting from an investment transaction as a percentage of the original investment, usually expressed on an annualized basis.

Net profit plus interest expense (on long-term debt) divided by long-term debt plus stockholder equity (net worth).

Ratio measure of the profits achieved by a firm through its basic operations. An indicator of management's general effectiveness and efficiency. The simplest version is the ratio of net income to [..]

ROI is a measure of profitability. It captures how effective a company is at using capital to generate profits.

The profit made divided by the cost of the advertising investment

   The ratio of a company's net profit in relation to its net worth, derived by dividing the company's net profit after taxes by its net worth.   RFG

The total gross profit that one dollar, initially invested in inventory as it is depleted, will return during a period of time. Computed by dividing the total Gross Profit generated by the item by the [..]

The most common profitability ratio that measures the profit of an investment based on the cost of that investment.

The percentage that the annual cash flow after debt service is of the cash investment in the property.

Generally, book income as a proportion of net book value.