Profit is related to monetary and material growth. Gain is in kind, it's beyond money.
it's difficult to explain in detail but it's very much like the difference between price and value. That's the reason why we always "gain new skills and knowledge" and not "profit skills and knowledge !!!!!!!!!!!!!"Truly, we should look after maximum gain rather than maximum profit in all our dealings.
profit=total revenue-total cost,which is the net icome of the organisation gain can be anything over your cost,normally revenue over your cost is treated as gain
Profit is the financial gain, after the money spent is earned back. Profitability is the ability something has to make a profit.
There is no difference.
No difference.
What is difference between trust run and for-profit hospitals
No difference. They mean the same thing.
No difference. They mean the same thing.
There is not difference; they mean the same thing.
Radio stations generate income from companies who pay to have their adverts on the radio. The difference between this income and the costs the radio station have, mostly people costs, is the profit
difrent between profit and divident
a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
difference between revenue and costs
The difference between profit making accounting and not for profit making accounting is, that question should answer itself! 8^0