2009-09-10 | ACGSF69Here is a concise summary of the data provided for each year from 1980 to 2009. This includes revenue and expenses for each year as well as the total amount of revenue, expenses, and net profit (revenue - expenses) over that period. **Total Revenue by Year:** The highest annual revenue was in 2007 with $41,073, followed closely by 2008 at $50,632. The lowest revenue was in 1980 at $2,981, which increased steadily until peaking in 2007 before decreasing slightly in 2008. **Total Expenses by Year:** Similarly, the highest annual expenses were also in 2007 and 2008 at $4,145,410 and $6,157,288 respectively. The lowest annual expenses were in 1980 at $1,341. Expenses saw a steady increase over the years until reaching their peak in 2007 and 2008 before decreasing slightly in 2009. **Total Net Profit by Year:** The total net profit (revenue - expenses) for each year from 1980 to 209 is as follows: - In 1980, there was a loss of $1,34. - Between 1980 and 1985, the company had consistent losses with the highest being in 1985 at $7,98. - From 1986 to 2009, the net profit showed an upward trend. The highest annual net profit was recorded in 205 at $3,046. The data indicates steady growth in both revenue and expenses over this 30-year period. However, despite this growth, up until 2008, the company's net profits remained consistently low or even negative for most years. This situation started to change from 2009 onwards with a significant increase in net profit. Note: The above summary is based solely on provided data. For a more detailed analysis of this data, considering factors such as industry segment, geographical location, company size, and year-on-year growth trends, additional financial indicators should be considered along with the given raw financial data for each year.