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Increasing sales and income of a company shows which objective?

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Correct answer: Growth

The direct answer is A: growth. Sales and income are indicators that the company is expanding its business and earning capacity. To reason step by step, sales show the quantity or value of goods sold, while income shows money earned by the organisation. When both are increased as an organisational aim, the company is seeking expansion, a larger market or stronger financial size. Option A is correct because growth means increasing the scale or capacity of the organisation. Option B, leave, is an absence from work and is not an organisational objective here. Option C, recognition, means being respected or acknowledged; it is not directly stated by higher sales and income. Option D, justice, concerns fairness and equal treatment, not business expansion. Exam cue: increased sales, income, market share or size usually point to growth.

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