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If average profit is (₹50000) and normal profit is (₹65000), what is the usual conclusion about goodwill?

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Correct answer: There is no super profit so goodwill usually will not arise

Super profit is the excess of average profit over normal profit. It is calculated as average profit minus normal profit. Here, the average profit is ₹50,000 and the normal profit is ₹65,000, so super profit is ₹50,000 − ₹65,000 = −₹15,000. The result is negative, which means the business earns less than the normal expected profit. Therefore, goodwill would usually not arise on the basis of super profit, and option A is correct.

The amount ₹15,000 is the shortfall, not positive super profit. Goodwill is normally recognised when a business has an advantage that enables it to earn excess profits. Since these figures show a deficiency rather than excess earning, options claiming goodwill of ₹15,000 or ₹1,15,000 are not supported by the data.

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