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When the company goes public there is often greater pressure to make bigger profits.
People create business plans by researching the market and niche of the business they are interested in starting. The more research conducted, the more greater their chances are at having success.
the greater the risk: the greater oppurtunty for reward or failure.What Is Financial Risk?A company's financial risk is predominantly targeted at its shareholders and those who own or buy the company's stocks as this type of risk is based on how a company's finances are structured, and traditionally focuses on corporate debt. Companies that rely heavily on business financing are often considered risky.What Affects a Company's Business Risk?There are several factors that can affect the business risk level of a company. The fluctuations in demand for a certain product or service can certainly affect business risk as this will have a direct impact on a company's profits. In addition, every time a competing company introduces a similar product to the market, it has the potential to drive down costs and sales, both of which can affect a company's earnings. Changes in business risk can also be attributed to external factors like government actions and changes in consumer preferences as well as internal factors like the company's ratio of fixed to variable expenditures.Answer 2:Operations and financial results of any business is riddled with uncertainties and risks which in turn can affect judgments of investors considerably. Market fluctuations is considered one of the major risk factors for businesses as it varies with the economic cycles. Market downturns could lead to decline in products' demand thereby affecting the profitability of a business. Fluctuations in foreign exchange and interest rates can have a great impact on the financial and business conditions of an organization. Natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, typhoons, as well as accidents, terrorist acts, fatal infection, and many more can have a considerable impact on the profitability of any business. The competitive market is another risk factor that cannot be ignored. A business can experience ups and downs due to the presence of its several competitors in the competitive market.Apart from these, there are several business risk factors that can affect a business. They include implementation of management strategies and structural measures, strategic alliance and corporate acquisition, global business activities, financing, dilution of stock, notes and additional financing, product quality, product sales, rapid technological advancement and other related issues, securing human resources, impairment loss on fixed assets, retirement benefit obligations, and many more. Any of these risks can adversely affect growth and profitability of a business.
when you purchase an item for a small price, and then you sell it for a greater price than you bought it.
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation was created in 1869.
Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai was created in 1888.
Greater Columbus Convention Center was created in 1993.
The motto of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation is 'On Mission Tomorrow'.
Greater Lafayette Public Transportation Corporation was created in 1971.
The ones to the society that facilitated the existence of corporations in the first place. The corporation must follow the laws first and the interest of the stockholders, employees, customers and business partners secondarily.
Christopher Columbus
The goodwill cost of an entity can be as much or even greater than the net liquid value of a company depending on what branding, technology and patents they have.
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation.
municipal corporation of greater Mumbai
* Regulatory and Record keeping Requirements-Corporate operations are governed by local, state, and federal regulations to a greater degree than are other businesses. * Added Cost of Doing Business-Regulatory and record keeping guidelines and requirements often make it necessary for corporations to make additional investments (in accounting staffing, etc.) devoted to seeing that those legal requirements are met. In addition, there are fees associated with incorporating that business partnerships and sole proprietorships are not subject to. * "Double" Taxation-People who are owners of a corporation, and who also work as an employee of the business, can receive financial compensation in two different ways. In addition to receiving a salary or wages for work performed, the owner may also receive a dividend or distribution on the stock that he or she owns. Any distribution of income to stockholders via dividends is taxable, however, if the corporation is organized as a "C corporation." This is sometimes called "double taxation" in recognition of the fact that such income has in reality been taxed twice, first when the corporation paid taxes on its profits, and secondly when the dividends were distributed. Companies that register as an "S corporation," however, are able to avoid this added tax. * Separation of Finances-While incorporation provides significant protection of owners' personal assets from repercussions of business downturns, it also means that a business owner is not allowed to tap into the corporation's account for assistance in meeting personal debts.
The motto of Greater Seattle Business Association is 'The Chamber of Choice'.