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mina [271]
3 years ago
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A business owner makes 60 items by hand in 45 hours. She could have earned $35 an hour working for someone else. Her total expli

cit costs are $225. If each item she makes sells for $18, her economic profit equals:
Business
1 answer:
Nezavi [6.7K]3 years ago
8 0
The Answer Is : $-720
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Common Size Comparative Income Statements

For Years Ended December 31, 2017, 2016, and 2015

                                          2017       %          2016          %      2015          %

Sales                            $ 555,000  100    $340,000   100   $278,000  100

Cost of goods sold         283,500    51.1     212,500    62.5   153,900    55.4

Gross profit                      271,500   48.9    127,500     37.5    124,100    44.6

Selling expenses            102,900    18.5      46,920     13.8     50,800     18.3

Administrative expenses 50,668     9.1      29,920       8.8     22,800      6.0

Total expenses               153,568   27.7      76,840     22.6     73,600    26.5

Income before taxes       117,932   21.2      50,660      14.9    50,500      18.2

Income taxes                   40,800     7.4       10,370        3.1      15,670       5.6

Net income                    $ 77,132    13.9   $40,290       11.9  $34,830      12.5

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

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For Years Ended December 31, 2017, 2016, and 2015

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Sales                            $ 555,000  100    $340,000   100   $278,000  100

Cost of goods sold         283,500    51.1     212,500    62.5   153,900    55.4

Gross profit                      271,500   48.9    127,500     37.5    124,100    44.6

Selling expenses            102,900    18.5      46,920     13.8     50,800     18.3

Administrative expenses 50,668     9.1      29,920       8.8     22,800      6.0

Total expenses               153,568   27.7      76,840     22.6     73,600    26.5

Income before taxes       117,932   21.2      50,660      14.9    50,500      18.2

Income taxes                   40,800     7.4       10,370        3.1      15,670       5.6

Net income                    $ 77,132    13.9   $40,290       11.9  $34,830      12.5

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Retained earnings                   48,590       33,464       29,398

Total liabilities and equity   $152,390    $134,424    $115,698

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