Consider the following information about a business Diane opened last year: price = $20, quantity sold = 25,000; implicit cost = $255,000; explicit cost = $360,000. Assuming that all relevant costs and revenue are noted, what was Diane's accounting profit?

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Rhett Salazar

Business

3 July, 12:52

Consider the following information about a business Diane opened last year: price = $20, quantity sold = 25,000; implicit cost = $255,000; explicit cost = $360,000. Assuming that all relevant costs and revenue are noted, what was Diane's accounting profit?

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Isabell Valentine · Answer 1

Explanation: $140,000

Accounting profit is the difference between revenue and explicit cost.

Explicit costs are the actual costs incurred in the running of the business.

Revenue = price * quantity sold

= $20 * 25000 = $500,000

$500,000 - $360,000 = $140,000

Implicit costs are also referred as opportunity cost. They are used in calculating the economic profit.

Economic profit = Accounting profit - implicit cost