Businesses help create jobs, fuel economic growth, and make businesses financially independent.
Many eminent business and finance journalists including James Michael Surowiecki of The New Yorker also stressed upon the Importance of investment for economic growth time again.
People today are opting out of investing at higher rates as compared to other generations. According to statistics, 43% of millennia’s are not investing their money.
The reason being people find investments intimidating and overwhelming because of the misconceptions about investment opportunities, the lack of the accessible information and the obvious fear of losing money.
Every investments comes with inherent risks. This means that entrepreneurs, capital owners and businesses require a return on their investments to cover that risk. Return on investment refers to the amount of business profit you will receive in exchange for your investments.
Durable competitive advantage boosts business confidence. It is a sustainable factor that gives the business an edge over its competitors and protects in earning power.
In the economic context, scalability refers to the quality of a business to grow as it resources and demand increase. Any business with a high scalability percentage will have a better growth rate and ultimately increased profits.
