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What is a 'loss leader'?

A loss leader in business is something on which you lose money in order to attract customers to your enterprise in the hope that they will buy products on which you will make money. The client is 'led' into the store by an item that causes a loss. For example: in a small grocery store, the owner may buy lettuce for five units of currency but sell it for three units of currency. S/he will then lose two units per item sold. However if s/he is making a profit of three units on the peas and four units on the carrots and six units on the asperagus, AND the consumer who comes in (because they are attracted by the price of lettuce) also purchases other vegetables, the overall profit by the business has been achieved. Hence, the loss leader.


Can you explain how fraud works in detail?

Fraud is a deceptive act where someone tricks others for personal gain. It can happen in many ways, like fake investments, identity theft, or false advertising. The fraudster often uses lies or manipulation to deceive their victims. This can lead to financial loss or harm to the victims. It's important to be cautious and verify information to avoid falling victim to fraud.


How do I calculate simple profit and loss?

Profit or loss = income - expenses. A positive number is profit, a negative number is loss.


What is a loss payee?

Loss payee is a party to whom an insurance loss payment or insurance sattlement may be directly paid.


What is loss rate on credit exposures?

if a borrower has default in payment ...so it a loss to bank...n the percentage of loss is the rate on its credit exposure