In 2010, many Pennsylvania firms saw their profits per equity partner (PPP) gains far outpace modest revenue growth in the wake of a dismal recession, but those figures appeared to even out considerably in 2011.
November 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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In 2010, many Pennsylvania firms saw their profits per equity partner (PPP) gains far outpace modest revenue growth in the wake of a dismal recession, but those figures appeared to even out considerably in 2011.
In what one managing partner described as a “stabilizing” year, several firms saw their PPP growth lag behind their revenue growth. Others actually experienced decreases in their PPP even as their revenues rose.
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