Because there are 4 types of factors you have to check to compare the sizes of businesses. There are problems for each factor. The first factor is Comparing business size by the number of employees. The problem with this is that some large businesses use a lot of machinery. The second sector is Comparing business size by value of output and sales. The problem with this is that a firm which sells a small number of expensive goods can have a higher turnover than another firm which sells a large number of inexpensive goods. The third factor is Comparing business size by capital employed. The problem with this is that some businesses might have a lot of workers and very little machinery. The fourth factor is Comparing business size by profit. The problem with this is that a business may have invested a low capital and have many staff but profits could be low.
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Government supports different types of businessin different ways. for the private sector, the government tries to create an environment in which businesses can compete with each other on level terms regardless of size. where firms appear to be too
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This is a difficult question to ask. It depends on what size house you need and in what part of Vienna you are looking to move. There are many websites which could aid you when you answer these questions.
The concerns critics have on big business regarding trusts is that to earn more money trusts often tried to get rid of competition and to control production. The wealth and size of trusts such as standard oil made many Americans fear the influence of business leaders over government.
If businesses are small and the overall economy is large (in perfect competition), businesses only affect the overall economy in aggregate. Prices may change because overall demand rises and companies realize they can charge higher prices without losing customers, but no one company has any power over the economy. As the size of companies increases and the number in a sector decreases, the power of an individual company begins to increase. First as a cartel, informally or formally, and then as a monopolist, companies can gain power to bar new entrants through aggressive pricing (e.g., Standard Oil), earn greater profits through supply restriction (OPEC), or secure more advantageous contracts on inputs (Wal-Mart.)
Common size statements are used to facilitate the comparison of operating results of different businesses. For example, if one company is 1/3 the size of another in terms of revenue, looking at the raw dollars doesn't help much. Common size statements put the numbers as percent of revenue, thereby making it easier to compare the financial results of the businesses.
There are several ways to measure and compare business size and they often give different results. For example, a business may be measured in output sales levels and seem small but in market share seem big if the total market is small. Also there is no internationally agreed definition of small, medium and large so businesses will fall into different categories in different countries. For example a small business in America may be equal size to a big business in Barbados.
it depends upon the size of business for example small businesses such as sole traders or partnerships want to survive and hopefully make a profit. Larger businesses however have profit margins, competition and economies of scale as key aims. The aim of a business is very relative to its size.
it is bigger, much bigger. The atmosphere is different because of the gases that compose it.
Yes, a mango is typically larger than an apple in size.
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