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When considering whether to invest profits back into a business, what might a company do to ensure they have more profit per sale in the next accounting cycle?

hire more staff to produce more product

purchase their own equipment instead of renting it

improve the IT system

pay for better staff training

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To ensure they have more profit per sale in the next accounting cycle, a company might consider the following options:

  1. Hire more staff to produce more product - This could increase production capacity, but it may not directly improve profit per sale unless the additional staff leads to significantly higher sales or efficiency.

  2. Purchase their own equipment instead of renting it - This could reduce long-term costs if the equipment is used frequently, but the initial investment might be significant.

  3. Improve the IT system - Upgrading IT systems can lead to better efficiency, streamline operations, and potentially increase sales through improved customer interaction, but it will depend on the specifics of the improvements.

  4. Pay for better staff training - Investing in staff training can enhance employee productivity, improve service quality, and lead to better sales performance, which could directly increase profit margins.

Among these options, paying for better staff training is likely the most effective approach to ensure more profit per sale in the next accounting cycle, as it generally enhances productivity and efficiency.