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MissTica
3 years ago
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Halp! I need an answer right away Thank you

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garri49 [273]3 years ago
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Answer:

see below

Explanation:

Revenue is the money a business receives by engaging in its normal trading activities. It is the money paid to the business for selling goods or services to clients.  For a business to be profitable, its revenues must exceed expenses.

If the business owner has revenue of $2000 and is finding it difficult to stay in business, it means the expenses are almost or more than $2000. Revenue, as stated, is generated from sales. Expenses refer to the costs incurred in generating revenue. They include the cost of materials, rent, wages, and all other business-related expenses.

When the expenses are more than revenue, the business suffers losses. This business owner is probably incurring losses; that's why they have a challenge in staying open.

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