Question

question when a company’s expenses are greater than its revenues, the company typically experiences ________. answer a liability neither a profit nor a loss a loss a profit i dont know yet submit

Explanation:

In business (specifically in accounting/finance), profit is calculated as revenues minus expenses ($\text{Profit} = \text{Revenues} - \text{Expenses}$). If expenses exceed revenues ($\text{Expenses} > \text{Revenues}$), then $\text{Profit}$ will be negative, which means the company incurs a loss. A liability is a debt/obligation, not related to this profit - loss calculation. "Neither a profit nor a loss" would be when revenues equal expenses. "A profit" is when revenues exceed expenses. So the correct option is "a loss".

Answer:

C. a loss (assuming the third option is labeled C; if options are unlabeled by letter, the option with "a loss" text)