Jen runs a martial arts club. She now has 50 trainees who pay monthly dues of $200. Every month she pays $1,000 in misc...
Jen runs a martial arts club. She now has 60 trainees who pay monthly dues of $150. Every month she pays $2,000 in miscellaneous club-related expenditures including utilities, accounting services, etc. To run the club she quit her day job where she used to earn $5,000/month. She does not pay herself a salary for her time spent at the club. She runs the club from the first floor of her mother's house (a famous martial arts teacher herself). Her mother...
Jen runs a martial arts club. She now has 50 trainees who pay monthly dues of $200. Every month she pays $1,000 in miscellaneous club- related expenditures including utilities, accounting services, etc. To run the club she quit her day job where she used to earn $7,000/month She decided to pay herself the same salary for her time spent at the club. She runs the club from the first floor of her house that she inherited from her mother (a...
4 6 7 8 10 11 Jen runs a martial arts club. She now has 60 trainees who pay monthly dues of $150. Every month she pays $2,000 in miscellaneous club-related expenditures including utilities, accounting services, etc. To run the club she quit her day job where she used to earn $5,000/month. She does not pay herself a salary for her time spent at the club. She runs the club from the first floor of her mother's house (a famous...
just need answer for monthly accounting 7 8 10 11 Jen runs a martial arts club. She now has 60 trainees who pay monthly dues of $150. Every month she pays $2,000 in miscellaneous club-related expenditures including utilities, accounting services, etc. To run the club she quit her day job where she used to earn $5,000/month. She does not pay herself a salary for her time spent at the club. She runs the club from the first floor df her...
Chenelle runs a small business. Her monthly revenues are $15,000, and she has explicit costs of $10,000. Her opportunity cost of running the business is the $4,000 a month he could earn if she had a different job. Chenelle's accounting profit is and her economic profit is O $5,000: $1,000 $1,000; $5,000 O $5,000; -$1,000 O -$1,000:-$5,000