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GT has two options. The first option is to start an event-planner company and be

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Question

GT has two options.

The first option is to start an event-planner company and be self-employed. using a business-plan; he computed the following annualestimates

The total revenue is = $ 250k

Made purchase is = $   145k

Misc utilittty costs is = $ 37k

GT will do everything by himselfe; he doesn’t intend to hire any staff members in the first year of business; he will do everything by himself and the blding has been paid-off.

The second option is to work for an established event planning business; his annual saluary would be $forty four thousand a year and he ccould rent the blding for $twenty four thousand a year.

*using concepts from the accounting and economic profit – compare and contrassst, which would be the most profitable option – explain.

Explanation / Answer

Accounting profit = Revenue - Explicit costs = $250,000 - $145,000 - $37,000 = $68,000

Economic profit = Accounting profit - Implicit costs = Accounting profit - Salary foregone - Rent foregone

= $68,000 - $44,000 - $24,000

= 0

Since accounting profit is positive and economic profit is zero (breakeven), GT is advised to continue with being self-employed, since there is no economic loss.