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LiRa [457]
4 years ago
8

How does the economic boom affect a business or your business?

Business
1 answer:
shepuryov [24]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The answer is easy and simple to understand.

First of all, it ill be generally good for your business, price levels of materials required and services will remain at a reasonable level so you can afford them.

Moreover, the cost of financing will be bearable and low. Since the interest rates are low, more money can be borrowed to expand your business venture.

Economic book means more employment opportunities, and as the supply of labor increases. the cost or the wage rate can remain at a reasonable and fair level for both the employers and employees.

The currency exchange rates will be stable and will not deviate heavily during the economic boom period, making importing and importing fairly easy for your business.

However, since the economy is rigorous and healthy, more entrepreneurs will enter the market and the competition will  be sever.

Moreover, foreign investors and businesses with new technologies, products and practices may enter your market, making it a bit difficult for you.

Explanation:

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avoid 30% of the fixed costs

As we know, the total costs if company bought is as following;

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