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Definition of Profit taker
1. Noun. Someone who sells stock shares at a profit.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Profit Taker
Literary usage of Profit taker
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Cost Accounting and Burden Application by Clinton Homer Scovell (1916)
"Hitherto we have spoken separately of the capitalist who is a profit-taker and
of the employer who is a profit-taker, but, as has been indicated, ..."
2. Elementary Principles of Economics by Irving Fisher (1912)
"... capitalist who is a profit-taker and of the employer who is a profit-taker,
but, as has been indicated, often one and the same person is both capitalist ..."
3. Stabilizing the Dollar: A Plan to Stabilize the General Price Level Without by Irving Fisher (1920)
"Similarly, during a period of falling prices, when the vampire is not the
profit-taker but the creditor, the winner is also apt to lose his winnings when, ..."
4. Stabilizing the Dollar: A Plan to Stabilize the General Price Level Without by Irving Fisher (1920)
"Similarly, during a period of falling prices, when the vampire is not the
profit-taker but the creditor, the winner is also apt to lose his ..."
5. What it is to be Educated? by Charles Hanford Henderson (1914)
"He must take from many workers, and in return give them less than he takes.
There are many ways of doing this, and sometimes the profit-taker has to work ..."
6. What it is to be Educated? by Charles Hanford Henderson (1914)
"He must take from many workers, and in return give them less than he takes.
There are many ways of doing this, and sometimes the profit-taker has to work ..."
7. The Standard by American Ethical Union (1920)
"Besides, they urge, it must not be forgotten that the profit-taker is also the
loss-taker. I have heard friends with whom I discussed this point speak very ..."
8. Education and the Larger Life by Charles Hanford Henderson (1904)
"... salvation of the profit-taker; and, finally, commerce, more shameless than
the rest, has proclaimed with the utmost frankness that business is business, ..."
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