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How to calculate the economic profit of each project?

How to calculate the economic profit of each project?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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ISBN:9781259964947
Author:Libby
Publisher:Libby
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Q (4): For example, imagine a company has two choices: Invest $1,000 into a new t-shirt product line (Project #1) or invest $1,000 into a new sock product line (Project #2). Project #1 will have revenues of $200 and costs of $125, while Project #2 will have revenues of $300 and costs of $280. How to calculate the economic profit of each project? (B): For example, Gordon owns a candy shop, and he analyses his monthly financial statements. His monthly revenue is $5,000, where 500 packs of candy were sold for $10 each. In order to run the candy store, Gordon pays: $500 in inventory • $300 in sales and marketing • $200 in advertisements The interest that must be paid is $50, and his candy machines depreciated $10 during that month. The cost of each bag of candy is $3 each. So, calculate accounting profit.
Transcribed Image Text:Q (4): For example, imagine a company has two choices: Invest $1,000 into a new t-shirt product line (Project #1) or invest $1,000 into a new sock product line (Project #2). Project #1 will have revenues of $200 and costs of $125, while Project #2 will have revenues of $300 and costs of $280. How to calculate the economic profit of each project? (B): For example, Gordon owns a candy shop, and he analyses his monthly financial statements. His monthly revenue is $5,000, where 500 packs of candy were sold for $10 each. In order to run the candy store, Gordon pays: $500 in inventory • $300 in sales and marketing • $200 in advertisements The interest that must be paid is $50, and his candy machines depreciated $10 during that month. The cost of each bag of candy is $3 each. So, calculate accounting profit.
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