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What is a Small farms that are often unprofitable called?
minifundia
Meaning of broking firm?
A booking firm is that firm which helps in negotiating a lease between the parties involved..
What is a Specialist Consultant Firm and what is its purpose?
A specialist consulting firm is a firm that caters to a specific need in business. A consultant my focus on creating profit for businesses.
When a firm can acquire another firm?
anytime -Of course there is no limit for a comapny to buy another one
What does take a firm private mean?
By taking a firm private, management or a group of stockholders obtain all the firm's stock for themselves by buying it back from the other stockholders. An example would be a leveraged buyout.
Why does it make sense for unprofitable firms to stay in business?
Sometimes an unprofitable firm will have a business unit that is profitable. Operating the other units will help cover the overhead costs, allowing the business to take care of their bills.
Do monopolies always make profits?
Almost always. It is possible that a private firm could have a monopoly of some wholly unprofitable activity but it would probably discontinue it or else not exist for much longer. Unprofitable but necessary activities are often passed to some arm of government. For example, local government will often have a monopoly of fire-fighting services.
What is the opposite of profit?
unprofitable
Was the The Alaskan Purchase an unprofitable investment for the US?
no
What is a Small farms that are often unprofitable called?
minifundia
What is the opposite word of profitable?
The opposite word of profitable is : unprofitable
Why was tin mining stopped in Cornwall?
It closed as it became unprofitable in 1998.
Why had farming become unprofitable during the 1800?
It had become unprofitable by the 1800s because of many resons one the cost to ship there goods cost more then what they were getting back and the cost of there crops were going down because of how common there product was.
What is the mean How weary stale flat and unprofitable?
Ah, Hamlet! "How weary, stale, flat and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world." Basically, he is saying life is pointless. He's saying it's tiring, boring and he won't get anything out of it.
What are three economic costs of unprofitable businesses?
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization
Why do people liquidate a company?
Because it is unsuccessful or unprofitable and the assets there would be put to better use elsewhere.
How did the Klondike Gold rush end?
The gold either ran out or became unprofitable.
