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They receive some of the profits the firm gets as it develops.
In order receive a portion of the profits from the companies that they are helping develop
Set by the amount of human labour involved in providing a good or service, but also influenced by such things as supply and demand.
unreliable supply of raw materials is one of the challenges facing entreprenuers in nigeria,in the sense that nigeria as a whole do not have stable supply of lights this tends to affect the business of small managers and depends on the nature of their jobs they begin to loss profit and eventually abandone the job.
Russell M. Knight has written: 'The supply of venture capital in Canada' -- subject(s): Venture capital, Capital investments 'Venture capital in Canada: The user point of view' -- subject(s): Capital investments
Don't quote me, but... Monopolies, un fair trade, overhead costs and supply and demand.
Of course. It's a capitalist and democratic country. The state only runs a monopolic watter supply and energy supply. After that there's competition with private companies in all the other fields and houses, cars, etc. are bought by Uruguayan as in any capitalist country and can only be taken away from them because of debts.
Capitalism is based on private ownership, entrepreneurship, supply, demand, and profit. Other economic systems do not embrace all of these characteristics.
their supply of cotton
socialist ,is where only public sector exist (perfect socialist),all of the production is distributed by the public enterprises ,generally motivates equality and unity ..while on other hand capitalist ,is where government doesn't interfere the working of economy (perfect capitalist),everything is decided or works on demand supply curve ,laissez faire economy ..people or capitalist (those who have capital or money ) decide what to produce ,how to distribute ,whom to distribute and how the surplus should be used .this economy is generally profit-oriented,which inspires or support polarization (rich gets richer and poor gets poorer).
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