Business

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In economics, business is an organization that sells goods or services to consumers or other businesses, for a profit. Historically business words from English business, from the busy base, which means "busy" in the context of individual, community, or society. In a sense, the busy activity and jobs that bring in profits.

In capitalist economy, where most business is owned by private parties, business was to get a profit and improve the prosperity of the owner. The owner and operator of a business to get the reward in accordance with the time, effort, or the capital they provide. However, not all businesses pursue profits, such as this, such as a business cooperative that aims to improve the welfare of all members or government institution that aims to improve the welfare of the people. This business model contrasts with the sosialistik system, where most large businesses are owned by the government, the public or trade unions.

The etymology, means that the business situation where someone or a group of people busy doing the work that resulted in a profit. The word "business" itself has three settings, depending on skupnya - singular use of the word can refer to the business of business, namely unity juridical (legal), technical, and aims to explore the economic profit or advantage. The use of a broader can refer to a specific market sector, for example, "pertelevisian business." The use of the most widely referred to the entire activity carried out by community providers of goods and services. However, the definition of "business" the right still to be debated at this time.