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Jlenok [28]
1 year ago
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you are considering starting a business to provide high quality bookkeeping services targeted to restaurants and other food serv

ice providers in your region. which factors would you evaluate to determine whether or not the food service industry offers good prospects for attractive profits?
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1 answer:
tiny-mole [99]1 year ago
7 0

The potential for industry growth, whether it seems as though competition will only get stronger or weaker, and the company's competence in carrying out industry key success factors.

An organized subset of economic activity is the subject of this article. See Manufacturing and Industrial society for information on mass manufacturing and its implications. An industry is a division of an economy that creates a cluster of closely linked goods, services, or raw materials (for a list of additional uses, see Industry macroeconomics). One may cite the wood business or the insurance industry as examples.

Industry classifications often use a company's or group's major source of revenue when evaluating it to place it inside a certain industry. For instance, "statistical units" are categorized by the "economic activity in which they primarily participate" according to the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), which is utilized directly or through derivations for the official statistics of the majority of countries worldwide.

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