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DLP stands for “double-leverage principle.” The DLP is a financial theory that suggests that it’s always in a company’s best interest to have more than one source of revenue.

When a company has two or more sources of revenue, it can be more stable and less vulnerable to one source of revenue being cut off.

In slang, DLP is often used to describe relationships or situations that are advantageous to both parties. For example, a person might say that they have a DLP with their friends because they both benefit from the relationship.

In business, the DLP can be used to describe a situation in which a company has two sources of revenue that it can rely on to remain profitable.