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natali 33 [55]
4 years ago
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Business at Korey's Comics has been good, and Korey expects the same business next month. However, due to an increase in busines

s, Korey has made the decision to bring on an extra hand to help run the store in the afternoons. The new employee will make $435 per month. How does this change affect Korey's monthly net income?
Business
1 answer:
bogdanovich [222]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

ADDITIONAL REVENUE & ADDITIONAL COST

Explanation:

If Korey has made the decision to bring on an extra hand to help run the store in the afternoons and the new employee will make $435 per month; then there are 2 changes that will happen to the monthly net income

1. Increased Revenue: Since the new employee will be bringing in additional revenue of $435, then the direct impact of that is an increment in the revenue line of the income statement

2. Increased Costs: Secondly, this change will affect Korey's monthly net income in the area of cost because he has to pay the extra hand some sort of monthly salaries which will have a reducing effect on profit.

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