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notka56 [123]
4 years ago
11

Wendy leaves her job as a dancer to start her own dance studio. As a dancer, she made $34,000 per year. During the studio's firs

t year she paid $4,300 per year for insurance, $1,846 for music and licensing fees, $150 for a boom box, and $11,300 for rent and utilities. She received $60,480 in tuition payments. Wendy's economic profit was:_______.
Business
1 answer:
brilliants [131]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

$8,884

Explanation:

The computation of the economic profit is shown below:

= Received amount - dance earnings - insurance paid - music and licensing fees - boom box - rent and utilities

= $60,480 - $34,000 - $4,300 - $1,846 - $150 - $11,300

= $8,884

The economic profit is come from subtracting the explicit cost, implicit cost from the revenue earned and the same is reflected above

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