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You have spent $1000 building a hot-dog stand based on estimates of sales of $2000. the hot-dog stand is nearly completed, but now you estimate total sales o be only $800. you can complete the hot-dog stand for another $300. Should you complete the hot-dog stand? (Assume that the hot dogs are costless to you.)

a. yes

b. no

c. there is not enough information

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  1. Today, 05:10
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    correct answer is a. yes

    Explanation:

    given data

    spent = $1000

    estimates of sales = $2000

    total sales = $800

    hot-dog stand for another = $300

    solution

    we already spent here $1000 and assuming it is not recover

    so If you do nothing it will be sunk cost in future

    and

    when we spend $300 another and earn $800

    so we make here = $1000 + $300 - $800 = $500

    so we can lose $500

    so here lose $500 is better than lose $1000

    so correct answer is a. yes
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