Mass production
Mass production, the availability of the ready markets and rapid population growth rate are the major causes for the rapid growth of business.
The major cause for the rapid growth of business was the Industrial Revolution, which introduced new technologies, processes, and infrastructure that increased productivity and efficiency. This led to the expansion of markets, mass production, and the development of new industries.
A boom is a period of rapid economic growth, prosperity.
Oftentimes when a business undergoes rapid growth in sales and profits, asset growth also increases rapidly. It may be difficult for a business to come up with the funds from suppliers, the bank, or stockholders in a reasonable amount of time. For example, if I made $30K profit this year but asset growth was $60K due to the growth, I would have to find a way to finance the remaining amount.
Africa
rapid growth of international trade impact of internet rapid growth of regional free trade areas local organisations experiencing more and more competition from oversea technological developments slowing down during an upswing in the economy
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Increased urbanization and rapid economic growth.
Rapid growth in the speed of traveling. A boom in business across the country
Stretch marks, as they are also called, are caused by periods of rapid growth.
birth rate is higher than death rate
Increased urbanization and rapid economic growth.
A major effect of transportation in the 1820s was that towns and cities experienced rapid growth.