Economy, asked by muhammadtabish055, 1 month ago

Sadiq is thinking about opening a hardware store. He estimates that it would cost Rs.3,600,000 per year to rent the location and buy the merchandise. In addition, he would have to quit his Rs.800,000 per year job as a financial analyst.

What is Sadiq’s opportunity cost of running the store for a year?
Sadiq thinks he can sell Rs.4,000,000 worth of hardware in a year. What would his accountant consider the store’s profit?
How much revenue would the store need to generate for Sadiq to earn zero economic profit?​

Answers

Answered by madeducators11
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Opportunity Cost

Explanation:

a.)  opportunity cost = foregone benefits

     opportunity cost = Rs. 800,000

b.)  stores profit = TR - implicit cost - explicit cost

     implicit cost = foregone benefit = Rs. 800,000

     explicit cost = rent = Rs. 3,500,000

     TR = 4,200,000

     profit = 4,200,000 - 3,500,000 - 800,000 = -100,000

     profit = Rs. -100,000

c.)  revenue needed = 4,200,000+100,000 = 4,300,000

                                  =Rs.4,300,000

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