If there is no profit the business fails because thats the reason for the business in the first place. :-)
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Profit is the main goal of almost all businesses, even many non-profit businesses exist only to support profit businesses (e.g.- Medical Information Bureau). Running a business is an awful lot of work and if it won't support you, it might not be worth it, if its even possible.
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Yes, most businesses do make a large profit on the free market. The free market is not susceptible to the laws of trade
profit incentive, or profit motive. This desire motivates entrepreneurs to establish new businesses and produce new kinds of goods and services.
Profit is important to businesses because it is how they continue to remain open. When a business isn't profitable it will cease to exist.
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Within the United States, for-profit businesses, not-for-profit organizations, and the government all provide services. Of these, for-profit businesses are the largest providers of services.
Most non profit based businesses are service oriented as they are not likely to incur losses this way. Product based businesses tend to cost more and that is why non profit models may not work.
Profit is the main goal of almost all businesses, even many non-profit businesses exist only to support profit businesses (e.g.- Medical Information Bureau). Running a business is an awful lot of work and if it won't support you, it might not be worth it, if its even possible.
To invest in the businesses success both to improve the businesses output and to receive a share of the profit. Some brokers buy stock purely to sell for profit.
Yes they are.
Businesses in business to make money
To profit from the sugar trade
profit
share holders profit undistributed profit or profit of ceo third one is the one m still searchin for..
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.