Instructions On the basis of this information, answer the following questions. Show any necessary computa- tions and explain your reasoning. b. a. What would JPI's net income have been for 2021 if it had not sold the baseball team? Assume that for 2022 you expect a 7 percent increase in the profitability of JPI's newspaper business but had projected a $2,000,000 operating loss for the baseball team if JPI had contin ued to operate the team in 2022. What amount would you forecast as JPI's 2022 net income if the company had continued to own and operate the baseball team? c. Given your assumptions in part b, but given that JPI did sell the baseball team in 2021, what would you forecast as the company's estimated net income for 2022? d. Assume that the expenses of operating the baseball team in 2021 amounted to $7,200,000, net of any related income tax effects. What was the team's net revenue for the year?

Instructions On the basis of this information, answer the following questions. Show any necessary computa- tions and explain your reasoning. b. a. What would JPI's net income have been for 2021 if it had not sold the baseball team? Assume that for 2022 you expect a 7 percent increase in the profitability of JPI's newspaper business but had projected a $2,000,000 operating loss for the baseball team if JPI had contin ued to operate the team in 2022. What amount would you forecast as JPI's 2022 net income if the company had continued to own and operate the baseball team? c. Given your assumptions in part b, but given that JPI did sell the baseball team in 2021, what would you forecast as the company's estimated net income for 2022? d. Assume that the expenses of operating the baseball team in 2021 amounted to $7,200,000, net of any related income tax effects. What was the team's net revenue for the year?

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