According to textbook economics, this is true. High profits make happy shareholders. The more monopolistic a company can behave, the higher profits will be. A good example would be Microsoft. This company had the "honour" of having to pay the highest fine in the history of the Antitrust commission in Brussels, at least at that time. Remember that Neelie Kroes also fined Intel with a 1.45 billion USD. Another form of illegal keeping prices high is via cartels..
Or maybe not? If company A makes profits, then it is absolutely sure that direct competitors will enter the market. In that case, profits would decrease. In order to prevent this, company A produces as much and as efficiently as possible so profits are slightly above 0. Now, it still has first mover advantage, can still pay its bills and invest but most importantly: nobody will enter.
Being green and socially responsible are new goals. At first they might seem to lower profits because of the higher costs involved. However, a green and responsible image can attract new customers because of growing environmental awareness. On top of that, green initiatives are being subsidized by government. Study Triodos Bank, this green bank is doing very well despite the crisis! Their website is www.triodos.com
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False. Profit is not just the money a business collects; it is the amount remaining after all expenses, costs, and taxes have been deducted from total revenue. In other words, profit is the net income that indicates the financial health of a business.
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True. Profit is defined as the difference between earned income (revenue) and costs (expenses). If income exceeds costs, a profit is generated; if costs exceed income, a loss occurs.
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Generally speaking, the main objective of a firm is profit maximisation. This is not always the case, however, as some firms have different goals, including providing charitable services, satisficing, and providing a high quality good or service.Revenue (income) increases profit, while expenses decrease profit. Therefore, if a firm's revenue increases more than their expenses increase, they will generate a greater profit.
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False. Profit is not just the money a business collects; it is the amount remaining after all expenses, costs, and taxes have been deducted from total revenue. In other words, profit is the net income that indicates the financial health of a business.