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- There are several factors that have influenced the importance of purchasing andsupply”. Justify this statement by discussing information technology as a major factor.Provide an example of your choice to explain the factor.Andy runs a small convenient store. He owns the place; he has hired a person for $8 per hour, 8 hours per day, 7 days a week. He works in the store himself for 3 hours per day. The utility cost $500 per month, the cost of buying and transporting the goods to his store is $3000 per month. The rent rate of the place is $2000 per month. A. What is his total monthly expenditure? B. What is his monthly opportunity cost?I need answer typing clear no chatgpt used i will give 5 upvotes