Alex is the owner of an EB Games store. Currently his store’s revenues are $5,000/day with explicit costs equal to $2,000/day. The opportunity cost of operating the EB Games store is $1,000/day.
Which of the following statements are true:
In operating the EB Games store, the $1,000/day is an implicit cost. |
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Alex's accounting profit is $2,000/day. |
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Alex is making an economic profit of $2,000/day. |
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Alex is making a normal profit of $3,000/day. |
The following things are given to us
Total revenues for the day = $5000
Explicit costs $2000/day
Also the opportunity costs of operating EB stores is $1000/ day
Statement 1 is correct because the implicit cost is the cost which is not reflected in the balance sheet ie the opportunity cost. We have the opportunity cost is $1000/ day which implies the implicit cost being $1000/ day.
Statement 2 is incorrect because accounting profit is the profit one gets after the deduction of the explicit costs or the costs which are reflected in the balance sheet . This implies that the accounting profit would be $5000-$2000= $3000/ day and not $2000 per day.
Statement 3 is correct because the economic profit is the profit one gets after deducting both the implicit and the explicit costs from the revenue. The sum of explicit and implicit costs is $1000+$2000= $3000. The economic profit would hence be $5000-$3000 = $2000. So the statement is correct.
Statement 4 is incorrect because normal profits are same as the economic profits which take into account the opportunity costs as well . So the normal profits would be equal to economic profits ie $2000 and not $3000.
So statement 1 and statement 3 are correct.
(You can comment for doubts )
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