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Cost-Effectiveness of Risk Factors,finance available. We shall also consider the financing structure of an organization and its effect on financial risk. For these purposes, it is necessary to differentiate between business risk and financial risk.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3332-3The profit and loss account summarizes all the costs and revenues of an organization over a defined period of time. Whilst this information is extremely useful in determining the overall profitability of the organization, there is also a need to determine the costs and the profitability of individual products.

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