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How to build an effective business
An effective business is a business in which there is no shortage of consumers. There used to be a shortage of resources, then a shortage of goods, but humanity has dealt with these problems. There are enough goods, enough services, shops where everything can be bought is enough, in general, there is enough, but consumers are not enough for all this and this is the main problem of our time.
Effective business for everyone
The most interesting thing is that people have enough money. If not available, you can always take a fairly affordable loan. It turns out that the problem lies precisely in people. This problem consists in the fact that people do not consume goods in quantities necessary for business. Since they do not do this, it means that something prevents them from doing this, they lack something. Continue reading
Effective business development paths
Recently, two words have become fashionable and popular among businessmen: to pump and pump. And these are not just words, but business development paths. The words are similar in appearance and one would think that they are synonyms. But in fact, the words are completely different, reflect different meanings, essence and processes. We are talking about the basic processes for the development and prosperity of a business, on the understanding of the course of which its fate depends.
business development paths
At its core, pumping and pumping are ways of developing a business, moreover, multidirectional, but dependent on each other. Continue reading
How to find sources of profit
The main sources of profit are changing following a change in the economic level. We are currently moving from a fourth economic level to a fifth. Accordingly, very soon only businesses that are engaged in the creation of goods and the provision of services of the fifth economic level will be able to make good profits.
Sources arrived in modern conditions
The levels of the economy are called sectors. Currently, 5 sectors are distinguished: primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary, quaternary. At different times, each of these sectors was a “locomotive of the economy” and gave the owner of the respective assets wealth and power, acting as a source of profit, power and recognition. Continue reading
