what is the earning of HARRY POTTER?
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Not sure how much earnings JK Rowling has made from Harry Potter but it has now sold over 300 million copies in 63 languages!  \n\nThen there are the movies too - so the answer must be a LOT of money!!
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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Watson, Julie. "J.K. Rowling And The Billion-Dollar Empire ." Forbes Online. 26 Febryary 2004. 17 Nov 2006 <http://www.forbes.com/maserati/billionaires2004/cx_jw_0226rowlingbill04.html>.\n\n\nYou can plug things in on this website and get the citations easily.\nGreat Web Site!!!
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I used to pay between 400 - 600 pounds but its worth shopping about and if you keep any computerised accounts such as quickbooks or sage then it often help the accountant to finalise the books. If you do this you can ask for a reduced amount as your saving them a lot of time. hope this helps
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its SalAry btw---seems like youd make a great librarian--I think the pay is about $2.75 an hour plus free chips and milk
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it does depend on the area, how many years they have worked and their level but its roughly between £23,000 and £50,000
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how much does it pay?
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This is pretty straightforward to figure out.\n\nFirst figure out how many candles.  Each one is 400g from a 20kg block.\n\nYou would divide:\n20kg / 400g\n\nFirst convert to the same units:\n20000g / 400g\n\nSo you can create 50 candles from a 20kg block.\n\nSelling them at £4 each that's a gross income of £200.\nSubtract your original investment of £40 for a profit of £160\n\nSelling them at £5 each, that's a gross income of £250.\nSubtract your original investment of £40 for a profit of £210\n\n(Note: this all assumes that you have no other costs, but in real life you have your labor, equipment, waste and defective product, electricity, marketing & sales, returns, etc.  So if this is a real life question, your net profit will actually be much less.)\n\nPutting that all aside for now, the answer to this question would be that you can make around 50 candles and a profit between £160 and £210.
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um depending in what industry you work in. If your doing apprenticeship you will be on about $6 but will increase by either every 3 months or by the year which will be around $253 per week but all depends. But if your just doing a normal job as in retail or in a factory you will get around $380 per week . Hope this helps
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Don't know exactly but you could try looking at http://www.tes.co.uk/Your_Career/Pay_scales_2006-8/
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I love the Harry Potters.
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If you work for 1 year (12 months) and get $240, that's $20 per month.  After working 7 months, the boy should have been paid $140.  He was paid $100 and a horse instead, which makes the horse worth $40.
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Known Information on Book 7 can be found here:\nhttp://www.harrypotterfanzone.com/?ID=books/book7/info
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Cant give you a figure with that info. Is that income before or after you took your exp?
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ACTUALLY those other two answers were incorrect: \nJKR is actually worth 1 Billion accourding to Forbes: see article below!!\n----------\nJKR worth $1 billion \nForbes has published their annual list of the richest people in the world, and they have ranked JK Rowling at #746 with an estimated net worth of $1 billion!\n\nAuthor had a banner year last year. Last July, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth book in her widely successful Potter series, was a huge hit. Rowling sold 60 million books worldwide last year, bringing the tally to 310 million copies of Harry Potter books sold. In November, Warner Bros. released Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fourth Potter film and reversed a creeping Harry box-office slide. The movie pulled in $287 million in the U.S., the highest grossing film in the series after the debut film. A source in the Rowling camp says that last book in the series will be out in 2007. \nPosted by Ciaran on 03/10 | comments
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Some of them make six figures. Check my source for more details =)
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depends on what area of the country you live in.  different areas have dif salary ranges so I cant help ya there.  When i worked for barnes and noble, I made pretty good money and yes they are a good company to work for.  They do have good benefits and salary.  Plus you get to read for free!