profitableness (Meaning)

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profitableness (n)

the quality of being encouraging or promising of a successful outcome

the quality of affording gain or benefit or profit

The profitableness of the investment was evident from the substantial returns it generated.
The entrepreneur carefully assessed the profitableness of each business opportunity before making a decision.
The profitableness of the venture attracted numerous investors seeking to capitalize on its success.
Market research is essential for evaluating the potential profitableness of a new product.
The company's financial analysts conducted thorough analyses to determine the profitableness of various strategies.
The profitableness of the project was evident from the positive cash flow it generated.
The profitableness of the industry drew in new competitors looking to capture market share.
Despite initial skepticism, the entrepreneur proved the profitableness of his unconventional business model.
The profitableness of the business increased significantly after implementing cost-saving measures.
Regulatory changes can have a significant impact on the profitableness of certain industries.

the quality of being encouraging or promising of a successful outcome, the quality of affording gain or benefit or profit

worthwhile,lucrative, beneficial, paying, remunerative, juicy,economic, moneymaking, gainful, money-spinning

unprofitable,unprofitable,unfavorable, unfavorable,disadvantageous, disadvantageous

The profitableness of the investment was evident from the substantial returns it generated.

The entrepreneur carefully assessed the profitableness of each business opportunity before making a decision.

The profitableness of the venture attracted numerous investors seeking to capitalize on its success.

Market research is essential for evaluating the potential profitableness of a new product.