Profit is a valuable return.
Profitable will be the gain of a selling price that is over price and it sales.
Profit is the total or absolute monetary difference between sales revenues and operating costs. Profitability measures how well a company is making use of it's capital by investing in resources that make goods and services that generate profits
the private is here to absorve profit which the public secte is not.
main aim of both the trade is maximizing there profit on sales
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what are the similarities and differences between profit and profitability?
Profit is a valuable return.Profitable will be the gain of a selling price that is over price and it sales.Profit is the total or absolute monetary difference between sales revenues and operating costs. Profitability measures how well a company is making use of it's capital by investing in resources that make goods and services that generate profits
Profit is the financial gain, after the money spent is earned back. Profitability is the ability something has to make a profit.
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factor effecting profitability?
Revenue is the income into the company from Sales or the provision of services. Profitability is an assessment of the companies performance where Revenue & Expenditure are compared and the difference is a profit or loss which thereby indicates the profitability of the business. In simple terms its' ability to make a profit or not.
liquidity is how quickly an item can be converted to cash, usually to pay short term debts, profitability is how much money an entity has after taking sales revenue - cost of goods sold...so gross margin
Both profit maximization and wealth maximization have the objective of increasing the net worth.
the private is here to absorve profit which the public secte is not.
trade off between ris and profitability
To analyze the amount of profit a customer is making.
profit margin = net income / total revenue