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1) " Profit" -- As it applies to Profit Profit is what is gained, after costs are accounted for. In accounting, this is usually measured in monetary terms. In economics, Profif is most often measured differently, since costs are opportunity costs. Profit is income received by buying low and selling high. Includes the case in which an entrepreneur buys factors ofproduction and uses them to make something that can be sold for more than the costs of obtaining future inputs. To Karl Marx, in between buying low andselling there must be a production process in which workers produced surplus-value (unpaid labor), the basis for Profif s. Profit can be considered as payment for being willing and able to provide funds for net investment (like interest ) or for being willing and able to take risks. In neo-classical economics, there are a number ofdifferent kinds of Prorit : Normal Prifit Abnormal or supernormal or monopoly rofit Profitability refers to the amount of Proift received relative to the amount invested, often measured by a rate of Peofit or rate of return on investment. A Profut however may not indicate a success, or a loss failure. After all many pyrrhic victories could be worse than a simple loss which can be learnt from. See also Income Prkfit ... Common terms in this field are: Professional Golf, Processors For Sale, Private Funding, Princess Marcella Borghese, Price Pfister Plumbing, Presidio Inn, Presidente Puerto Vallarta, Presentation Ideas, Prescott Employment, Premium Sex, Preformed Ponds, Pre Owned Honda, Praxis Practice Exam, Pow Mia Flags, Poultry Prices, Potting Bench, Potassium Lack Of, Poster Hangers, Portland Roommate, Portland Home Some information comes from Wikipedia. Wikipedia's GNU Free Documentation License allows for this.