This is a repeated question since you guys only answerone question at a time!   Let's assume that a firm's total weekly costs are as follows: 1. Salaries = $2,600. 2. Supplies = $400. 3. Rent = $800.In addition, the owners have invested their own money into the business. This could have earned them interest of $150 per week if they had chosen to put it into a bank instead of investing it into their business. If the firm has weekly revenue of $4,000, what are the firm's accounting profit and economic profit? Show your work please.

1200 100.0 20.0 F20 100 -100 A company produces school buses. The graphs of the Cost function (red) and the Revenue function (blue) are given on the figure. (You may click on the figure to see a bigger version.) The horizontal axes represents quantity in number of units. Cost and Revenue are measured in thousands of dollars. Answer the following questions. 1. What are the fixed costs? Answer: thousand dollars. 2. Suppose the current level of production is 19 buses. Should the company produce 20 th bus? Answer "yes" or "no" 3. Between 0 and 100, approximately what level of production maximizes the profit? (Or minimizes the losses if the company doesn't make any profit). Answer:

please pick an example of three types of costs that a business can incur and briefly explain whether or not they are fixed, variable or a combination of the two.  Make sure that you are clear in your description and explanation.

A student once said she 'didn't believe in sunk costs. She meant that the idea that 'some costs are sunk and shouldn't be accounted for in making decisions' didn't make sense and that all costs associated with a project were important. Do you think the concept of sunk costs is important to business decision-making? Why or why not?

What is the difference between economic profit and accounting profit? What is a normal rate of return and how does normal, less than normal, greater than normal inform resource allocation?

Can you please solve  question # 14

Firms are facing a lot of challenges when dealing with their costs of production. Analyze a fixed and variable cost in a fast food restaurant and how this cost will impact their operations when their business starts to grow.

Chris The use of fixed cost items to magnify the firm's results Correct! What are some uses for break-even analysis? Select all that apply, then click Submit below To see how much the changes in cost affect variable costs. To see how much the changes in volume affect cost and profit. To determine the magnitude of operations necessary to avoid loss. To figure out the most efficient level of fixed costs for the firm. To figure out the most inefficient way to make profit. To figure out the operating leverage. Submit