revenue loss
Earnings have dropped
Revenue loss is money a business or organization fails to earn that it otherwise expected or could have earned.
The term appears in financial analysis, insurance claims, and legal damages: The cyberattack caused millions in revenue loss.
Revenue losses may stem from operational disruptions, market changes, or missed opportunities.
Compare to costs, which are money spent rather than money not received.
- churnAgitate cream into butter
- subscription fatigueWeariness from too many recurring services
- economic downturnDecline in financial activity
- demonetizationWithdrawing currency's legal status
- layoffsMass job eliminations
advertising · fraud · market competition · write-off · budget cuts · bad debt · risk management · cancellations · lost sales · refunds · missed targets · reputational damage · underperformance · diversification · marketing campaigns · shrinkage · tanking · insolvency
- financial lossesdeficit, write-off, write-down, bad debt, red ink
- fiscal crisisdebt crisis, fiscal crisis, fiscal emergency, insolvency, budget deficit
- lawsuit damageslost wages, lost income, lost profits, medical bills, property damage
- shortfallsdeficit, shortfall, budget shortfall, shortage, gap
- damagescompensatory, punitive, punitive damages, nominal, actual
- budget termsbudget, deficit, surplus, spending, expenditure
revenue lossrevenue growth
Increase in business income
profit · earnings · financial gain · windfall · income
revenue lossprofitability
Capacity to generate gain
prosperity · growth · expansion · boom · upturn