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I think you answered this question yourself: some forms of value are subjective. Some vitally important benefits to the people around you don't show up on a bal
by aalleavitch 9y ago
I think you answered this question yourself: some forms of value are subjective. Some vitally important benefits to the people around you don't show up on a balance sheet. People will gladly pay to be a patron of the arts, or just to make someone they like happy, and it doesn't have to involve a quantifiable return on investment.
- Radim 9y agoI get your point, you're using the word "profit" in its narrowest accounting sense.