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the size of an enterprise is determined by?

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Commerce WAEC 2016

the size of an enterprise is determined by?

  • number of customers of the enterprise
  • length of the time the firm has been in operation
  • amount of capital invested checkmark
  • type of work done

The correct answer is: C

Explanation

Measures of Size:

  1. Capital Invested: The Amount of capital invested is one measure of size that can be used to compare the size of like and unlike firms.
  2. Value of the Product: 
  3. The Number of Wage-earners Employed: 
  4. Power Used
  5. Amount of Raw Materials Consumed
  6. Volume of Output
  7. Productive Capacity of the Plant
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