Economics GCSE
Sales growth
What Sales growth means in Economics GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Sales growth
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The objective of increasing the quantity or value of products sold over a period, seeking to achieve economies of scale or greater brand recognition.
Topics that use Sales growth
Related terms
- Average cost
- Average revenue
- Cost minimisation
- Ethical and moral interests
- Financial performance
- Fixed costs
- Incentives and risk
- Market share
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