Profits from manufacturing is NOT a consideration when making trade-offs among various functional areas to achieve a balanced design
Explanation:
Profit means the income produced more than the production cost or the cost of selling products more than the investment capital. The estimated average profit proportion of the manufacturer differs from 25% to 35%.
The concept of trade-off is an exchange in which one thing you give up to have something that you want. An example of a deal is when you want to travel a half-hour to make more cash.
To take decisions, one product against someone else needs to be traded. In business, the term "business off" is often used as a cost of chance, the preferred alternative. A deal involves a sacrifice to achieve a product or experience.
