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What is the relation between loss minimization and profit maximization?
the less you lose the more you make
How can a recession have a devastating impact on the economy?
the economic effects of recession are business fail,people lose their jobs, and profit fails.
Why do you say that profit is a legitimate goal of business organization?
Profit is the main goal of almost all businesses, even many non-profit businesses exist only to support profit businesses (e.g.- Medical Information Bureau). Running a business is an awful lot of work and if it won't support you, it might not be worth it, if its even possible.
Why might a firm continue to operate when they are not making profits at the moment?
Profits can fluctuate. Just because a firm is not making a profit at the moment does not mean that they won't be making a profit in the future. Hope springs eternal.
How are food stuffs arranged in a supermarket?
Its different depending on the supermarket you go to. But its put into catergories such as poutery and meat. Each supermarket should have signs to tell you above each isle.
What is a good gross profit percentage for a supermarket?
10 percentage
What is the average after tax profit margin of a US supermarket?
One percent after taxes
What are the Limitations of profit margin ratio?
The limitations for the profit margin ratio is in comparing different industries. Profit margins between say a supermarket and an aircraft manufacturer would vary considerably.
Where might you buy an enamel?
In a DENTIST'S, PHARMACY, or SUPERMARKET.
What is intreprenuership?
entrepuenership is when you creating a business and intended lose or profit
What is an intreprenuership?
entrepuenership is when you creating a business and intended lose or profit
What is the opposite of profit?
unprofitable
How do you get a blue feather after you lose it in harvest moon ds cute?
Sadly you will have to buy another one from the supermarket.
What foods are better found in a Health Food store than in a supermarket?
Just about any food will be better in a health store, The empasis is on natural and healthy which typically costs more. In a supermarket the bottom line is profit which is not always on the healthy side.
Does a shareholder have a right to compete with a company in which he owns stock?
It would not seem to be unethical or illegal, but it does appear to be rather counterproductive. The purpose for buying stock in a organization is usually for investment/profit. Owning a business that is in competition might cause the stockholder to lose or at least make less profit on the investment.
What is profi t and loss?
a profit is something that you get back a loss is something that you lose like with money with a profit you get money with a loss you loose money
Under what conditions might profit maximization not lead to stock price maximization?
Under what conditions might profit maximization not lead to stock price maximization?"
