Come on, seriously? use your brain!
If you were to have an idea for a business, and you thought you could make tons of money off of it, and you jump through all the hoops, invest all your life savings in it, YOU NEED TO MAKE PROFIT to get it all back, and then get more (to make a profit), why else would you spend all your time and money into a business if you're not gonna get anything out of it?
Making a profit can illastrate the manufactoring system and also relfecting to the causes of the seqeunces. by then it's strangley disposales the contraction of the complosary changes in the business itself.
(Thats only, I can give you)
True.
Yes, most businesses do make a large profit on the free market. The free market is not susceptible to the laws of trade
The concept of investment is to make a profit.
Yes, profit making is the primary goal of business. It is the reason businesses exist. If they don't make a profit, they will not survive.
Every producer must make a profit in order to remain in business. Without profits, businesses disappear.
True.
dependence on advertising revenues to function and make a profit
Dependance on advertising revenues to function and make a profit
The major disadvantage is the dependence on advertising revenues to function and make profit.
Time magazine is a privately held company, so its profit information is not publicly disclosed.
Yes they are.
Businesses in business to make money
No, a business can't necessarily do anything it wants in order to make a profit. Businesses are bound by the laws in their state and country, and these laws regulate what businesses can and can't do.
Yes, most businesses do make a large profit on the free market. The free market is not susceptible to the laws of trade
Well, because privately owned businesses are usually run by families, who own the business because they enjoy working it, so the people who work there are generally happier and more polite and generally more comfortable to be around than say, another chain coffee shop, where people only work there for the money.
to make a profit by buying into new and existing businesses.
to make good profit and satisfy consumer's need and desires.