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: More Partner IncomeLEVERAGE: Friend or Foe of Maximized Profits per Partner?
By Scott Nickerson
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There has been a significant amount of debate on the subject of leverage over the past few weeks, and there appears to be some passion around the concept. Articles have attempted to show that it does not work, while others tout its value. My belief is that regardless of economic conditions, more leverage is better than less leverage if the end goal is generating the maximum possible Profit Per Partner ($PP).
To read more please click on the post title above.Full post as published by More Partner Income on March 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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