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  • 02-05-2016
  • Advanced Placement (AP)
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The capitalist system in the U.S. assumes that businesses exist with what motive?

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  • 06-05-2016
The capitalist system in the U.S. assumes that businesses exist with the motive TO MAKE A PROFIT.

For capitalist businesses, everything is about profit. Businesses are established to make profit out of their investments. That is why before launching a business, market studies and business plans are made to check whether said future business is feasible with the existing factors and will still make profit. If it has the potential to generate profit, then, business is launched. 
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