At the beginning of the year, a high school football coach decided to leave his job and give up his annual coaching salary of $65,000 and open his own sporting goods store. A partial income statement for follows: To get the sporting goods store opened, the former coach used $80,000 of his personal savings. The coach opened his store in a building that he owns. Prior to opening his store, the building was rented for $31,000 per year. The coach could have earned 5 percent retu
At the beginning of the year, a high school football coach decided to leave his job and give up his annual coaching salary of $65,000 and open his own sporting goods store. A partial income statement for follows:
To get the sporting goods store opened, the former coach used $80,000 of his personal savings. The coach opened his store in a building that he owns. Prior to opening his store, the building was rented for $31,000 per year. The coach could have earned 5 percent
1)The former high school coach incurs $_____ of total explicit costs for using market-supplied resources.
2)The opportunity cost of the owner’s equity capital is $_____ annually.
3)Total implicit cost of owner-supplied resources is $
4)Total economic cost is $_____.
5)Accounting profit is $_____
6)By how much did coach’s wealth change by opening the sporting goods store?
![Revenues
Revenue from sales of goods and services...
$300,000
Operating costs and expenses:
Cost of products and services sold.
$150,000
Selling expenses.
$10,000
Administrative expenses. .
$20,000
Total operating costs and expenses..
$180,000
Income from operations.
$120,000
.....
Interest expense (bank loan).
$20,000
Non-recurring expenses to start business...
$30,000
Net income...
$70,000](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F30af39f4-0b90-41ce-bd1b-5e62130f4871%2F7066bf1a-8141-412b-a44d-206f73b99c9c%2Fda0431o_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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