So it grows or how?
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In the modern world of capitalism, “growth” is a very relative concept.
Let's look at it through a prism of diagrams: here is a trading enterprise, which has opened new outlets. It would seem, it is necessary to rejoice!
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But this is the vicious logic of the last century merchant, who inherited the family shop from his parents, who, in turn, inherited it from their parents. And for a modern manager, it is absolutely obvious that in the fight with similar trading enterprises it is critically important how quickly he will be able to “clone” his stores, occupying quarter after quarter, area by district, increasing the “battle mass” in the competitive struggle.
But for the modern capitalist investor, around which, in fact, the modern economy is being built, and this is not particularly important. The investor is interested in the growth rate of assets (and of liabilities, of course), on which the success of its speculative activities depends. Accordingly, in the context of opening new stores, he is primarily interested in relative growth, and the situation for him looks like this:
In the modern world of capitalism, “growth” is a very relative concept.
Let's look at it through a prism of diagrams: here is a trading enterprise, which has opened new outlets. It would seem, it is necessary to rejoice!
')
But this is the vicious logic of the last century merchant, who inherited the family shop from his parents, who, in turn, inherited it from their parents. And for a modern manager, it is absolutely obvious that in the fight with similar trading enterprises it is critically important how quickly he will be able to “clone” his stores, occupying quarter after quarter, area by district, increasing the “battle mass” in the competitive struggle.
But for the modern capitalist investor, around which, in fact, the modern economy is being built, and this is not particularly important. The investor is interested in the growth rate of assets (and of liabilities, of course), on which the success of its speculative activities depends. Accordingly, in the context of opening new stores, he is primarily interested in relative growth, and the situation for him looks like this:
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/52238/
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