Could you do a video on, understanding what the different exam questions want you to write about, like the different wording -evaluate , asses , impacts, consequences etc cherrs
so say if company C's total cost was at the moment was say £50,000, does that mean their profit would be £190,000 minus the £50,000 plus that £10,000 economic cost giving a profit of £130,000 ?
As per economists, the company would consider the following: 90,000 - 100000 (implicit cost) - 50,000 (explicit cost) = - 60,000 (Loss i.e. sub normal profit) For accountants however, 90,000 (revenue) - 50,000 (cost) = 40,000 (profit)
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Is opportunity cost same as implicit cost?
Could you do a video on, understanding what the different exam questions want you to write about, like the different wording -evaluate , asses , impacts, consequences etc
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so say if company C's total cost was at the moment was say £50,000, does that mean their profit would be £190,000 minus the £50,000 plus that £10,000 economic cost giving a profit of £130,000 ?
As per economists, the company would consider the following:
90,000 - 100000 (implicit cost) - 50,000 (explicit cost) = - 60,000 (Loss i.e. sub normal profit)
For accountants however,
90,000 (revenue) - 50,000 (cost) = 40,000 (profit)
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is normal profit the same as breakeven point?
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Do my eyes deceive me or do I see a Pi in Economics? Is this some undergrad Economics notation?
Pi means profit in economics and accounting.
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