If an entrepreneur invests part of profit in a new machine and training, what is shown?

Correct answer: Growth and capacity building

The direct answer is A: growth and capacity building. Reinvesting means putting part of the profit back into the enterprise instead of consuming or wasting all of it. The reasoning is: profit is earned; some profit is saved or used again; a better machine can increase speed, quality, or output; training can improve workers' knowledge and skills; therefore the enterprise becomes stronger and more capable. Option A is correct because both a new machine and training improve future performance. Option B is wrong because spending is not aimless when it has a clear business purpose and is expected to build capacity. Option C is wrong because investment in equipment and training does not show neglect of customers; it may actually help serve them better. Option D is wrong because the entrepreneur is not escaping work but preparing to work more effectively. Reinvestment can support long-term development, productivity, and competitiveness. Memory cue: profit used to improve the business means reinvestment and growth.