Answer to Question #92376 in Microeconomics for Rana phirdosh

Question #92376

How is pure profit different from gross profit ?

Expert's answer

Gross profit is the result of core operating activities, that is, total revenue minus the total cost of goods sold (services provided).

And the pure profit is real profit at no cost.

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