The profits were reduced due to people not spending as much
During World War 1, many major corporations experienced a significant boost in profits due to increased demand for military supplies and equipment. Industries such as steel, munitions, and shipping saw substantial growth. However, not all corporations benefited equally, as those heavily reliant on international trade suffered due to disruptions in global markets and supply chains.
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Ypres, Belgium was the scene of three major battles during World War I. The town was nearly destroyed three times from 1914 to 1917.
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Major world events happened in 1987. Of world significance was the US President Reagan signing of a secret order permitting covert sale of arms to Iran.
Improved economies allowed the wealthy to support artists. Humanism, Individualism, and Secularism were the three major movements during the renaissance.
The profits of many major corporations during the war increased with the good they made or sent for the war effort. There were also major scientific developments made to help support the war effort.
The profits were reduced due to people not spending as much
Lobbyists, Individuals, Corporations, Non-profits and your mom
Between 40 and 90 percent of profits go to stock holders as Dividends. This mostly depending on how corporate by laws set up the corporate organization, also what type of federal welfare the corporation takes part in can also play a part. Oh forgot! Reinvestment of profits also plays a major factor in determining shareholder reimbursement. Labor both skilled and non-skilled plays no part in profits as they are fully regarded as an expense.
S corporations' major benefit is that they are taxed like partnerships.
Two major corporations located in Hawaii
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S corporations' major benefit is that they are taxed like partnerships.
no it not.my question was "what major things happened during harry s. truman presidency?
what are some major events happened in washington dc during 1787-1900
J. P. Morgans influence was not limited to banking. By using his banking profits to gain control of major corporations, he became a dominant figure in American history