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Profit Motive
The profit motive refers to the idea that businesses are motivated to earn profits. Profits are the excess of revenue over costs, and businesses aim to maximize profits by selling goods and services at prices that are higher than their costs of production.
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Normal and Supernormal Profits Explained - A-Level Economics Mastery
12th December 2024
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The Economics of Oasis Mania: Why Hotel Prices Are Skyrocketing
29th August 2024
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4.1.4.7 Profit (AQA Economics)
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3.3.4 Business Profits (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
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Why is Coca Cola so profitable?
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Why is Apple so profitable?
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Why is RyanAir so profitable?
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Why is Tesco so profitable?
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Alternatives to Profit Maximisation Explained
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Economies of Scale and Business Profits
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Shell reports highest profits in 115 years
3rd February 2023
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Why is Ryanair so profitable?
1st February 2023
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How is Tesco so profitable?
29th January 2023
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Shell makes record profits - calls mount for a windfall tax
27th October 2022
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Profit Margins - Are supermarkets taking advantage of drivers?
5th October 2022
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Cost of Living Crisis - Dairy prices expected to remain high
30th August 2022
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Profits and Entry Barriers in Markets Explained
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Profits and Economic Efficiency Explained
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Revenues and Profits - Selection of Revision MCQs
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Explaining the Theory of Supply
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Understanding Producer Surplus
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Price mechanism in action - tobacco farmers chasing a sweeter crop
2nd January 2020
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A* Evaluation on Business Profits
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Contestable Markets (Chain of Analysis)
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Why do businesses grow?
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Economies of Scale and Profits
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Could an energy price cap stifle competition?
11th December 2017