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Pachacha [2.7K]
3 years ago
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the equity of the corporation, a measure of the value of its assets less debt, is estimated to be 200000. linda forgoes a return

of 10% per year by keeping the equity in the corportation. the total revenue this year was 295000. this means that
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1 answer:
Elodia [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Economic profit  = $5000

Explanation:

given data

value of assets less debt = 200000.

return = 10% per year

total revenue this year =  295000

solution

we consider here that

payroll wage and salaries  = $100000

interest paid = 40000

depreciation on equipment = 80000

supplies utility = 50000

so here we get first Total cost  that is

Total cost = payroll + interest paid + depreciation + supplies   .................1

put here value and we get

Total cost = 100000 + 40000 + 80000 + 50000  

Total cost = $270000

Thus,

Accounting profit = Total revenue - total cost    ..............2

Accounting profit  = 295000 – 270000

Accounting profit  = $25000

and we know Opportunity cost is  

Opportunity cost = 10% of $200000

Opportunity cost = 10% × 200000

Opportunity cost  = $20000

so here Economic profit  will be

Economic profit = accounting profit - opportunity cost   ..............3

Economic profit  = 25000 - 20000

Economic profit  = $5000

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