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3 years ago

Seeking to obtain as high a financial return on their investments (ROI) as possible, firms will often set __________ goals

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Llana [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Profit

Explanation:

Profit goals is very essential in business in order to meet the set target. It is important to set a profit goals under to have a good returns for the business as well as the investors involved, it gives an insight to device the best strategy for great returns financially. theoretically, profit goals= summation of all sales / Units of sales

It should be noted that Seeking to obtain as high a financial return on their investments (ROI) as possible, firms will often set profit goals.

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