Rob quit his $4,000/month coffee shop position and started an ice-cream business. Rob does not get paid a salary for running the ice-cream business. When calculating the economic profit of the ice-cream business, his old $4,000 coffee shop salary is Select one: a. counted as part of the total revenue. b. counted as part of the implicit costs. c. counted as part of the explicit costs. d. ignored.

Rob quit his $4,000/month coffee shop position and started an ice-cream business. Rob does not get paid a salary for running the ice-cream business. When calculating the economic profit of the ice-cream business, his old $4,000 coffee shop salary is Select one: a. counted as part of the total revenue. b. counted as part of the implicit costs. c. counted as part of the explicit costs. d. ignored.

Microeconomics

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Author:Roger A. Arnold

Publisher:Roger A. Arnold

Chapter8: Production And Costs

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