Pregunta de entrevista de Morgan Stanley

If a company is experiencing a decrease in profits but they have not incurred any new costs, what is the problem?

Respuestas de entrevistas

Anónimo

31 jul 2018

They have less customers now

18

Anónimo

5 ago 2018

Decrease in revenue

3

Anónimo

8 sept 2018

The number of loan accounts are turning into NPA (Non-performing Assets).

1

Anónimo

5 ene 2019

Perhaps an increase in the of the existing costs of production? Fall in demand due to lower income?

Anónimo

3 jun 2019

Here is my view point: The company haven't incurred any new costs,that itself is the root cause. The company haven't incurred any new costs,which means the company haven't spend any amount on R&D or any improvement in the quality of the product,which may have caused the customers to switch to an alternative highly quality product or simply put the demand of the product of the xyz company has declined leading to a substantial decrease in sales & hence the profit decreased.

1

Anónimo

3 jun 2019

Here is my view point: The company haven't incurred any new costs. That itself is the root cause. The company did not spend money on R&D or to improve the quality of the product,which has caused the customers to switch to an alternative product with more quality. This leads to a decline in sales & hence the profit also declined. Simply put, the demand for the product of XYZ company has decreased leading to a decrease in profits because of not spending adequate money on improving the quality of the product.

Anónimo

16 oct 2019

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Anónimo

13 feb 2019

Technique or the methods of adopting the business must be traditional. Company should adopt modern methods and technology.

Anónimo

31 mar 2019

The company is experiencing a decrease in incomes.It might be caused by the price decline or the customer amounts decline.

1

Anónimo

5 ene 2019

Decrease in revenue

Anónimo

7 nov 2018

Increase in costs.