O Levels Economics (2281)•2281/12/M/J/23

Explanation
Revenue Defined as Sales Income
Steps:
- Recall that revenue in economics is the total income from selling goods or services.
- Evaluate option A: It matches the standard definition of money from sales.
- Check option B: Sales volume measures quantity, not monetary value.
- Check option C: Surplus over costs describes profit, not revenue.
- Check option D: Tax payments are outflows, unrelated to revenue.
Why A is correct:
- Revenue is defined as the total money received from sales of goods and services, per basic economic principles.
Why the others are wrong:
- B: Sales volume is the number of units sold, not the monetary amount.
- C: Surplus over costs is profit, which is revenue minus expenses.
- D: Tax payments are obligations to government, not income from operations.
Final answer: A
Topic: Firms' costs, revenue and objectives
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