yes
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
oligopoly
equal to
scientific management
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
oligopoly
A profitable company is not necessarily a solvent company. Being solvent means that company is able to cover its liabilities and this does not translate to profitability.
equal to
We Think it is Uneconomic
scientific management
scientific management
Pornography, banking (Investment), law firms
The most profitable small scale industry will vary from one region to another. Some of the common small scale businesses that are quite profitable include stationeries, export business, law firms, accounting services and health specialists.
Should marketing managgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggers or business managers in general, refrain from producing profitable products that some target customers want but that may not be in their long-run interest? Should firms be expected to produce 'good' but less profitable products? What criteria are you using for each of your answers?