Not-for-profit organizations
are content with small profits, whereas business firms want large profits.
are more important than business firms.
use the funds they generate from government grants or the sale of goods or services to provide service to the public.
do not sell goods or services.
are not allowed to operate in the manufacturing sector.

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The Answer of Not-for-profit organizations
are content with small profits, whereas business firms want large profits.
are more important than business firms.
use the funds they generate from government grants or the sale of goods or services to provide service to the public.
do not sell goods or services.
are not allowed to operate in the manufacturing sector.

Not-For-Profit Organizations Are Content with Small Profits, Whereas Business Firms Want Large