The act of making as much profit as possible for a business, a key assumption in economic theory.
A detailed examination of the concept of abnormal profit in economics.
The profit or loss on an activity, typically shown at the foot of financial statements.
An in-depth look at the concept of economic profit and its implications in various economic theories and practices.
An examination of the term 'excess profit,' which refers to profits above the level necessary to retain an entrepreneur in their current business.
The profit of a company before deducting depreciation allowances, taxation, or debt interest.
Entry to a market in the expectation of making an immediate profit, possibly followed by withdrawal, typically occurring without incurring significant sunk costs.
An excess of the receipts over the spending of a business during any period, including various financial transactions and asset valuations.
Rationalization refers to the reorganization of production processes in the interest of enhancing efficiency or profits, often involving significant, non-marginal changes such as the centralization or dispersion of production facilities.
