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You have worked as a real estate agent for 10 years and are earning about $100,000 per year with your current agency. You prepared the following information to use in evaluating the financial feasibility of starting your own agency:Revenues generated during the first year of operations: $1.5 millionSalaries and other labor costs paid to employees during the first year of operations: $1 millionOperating expenses (e.g., rent, communications: $150,000Equipment purchases: $100,000 with a 5 year straight line depreciation
You need $100,000 in equity, which you can withdraw from your bank account that is currently paying 2% per year in interest, and a $400,000 loan with a 15% interest rate.
a. What is your expected pretax accounting profit from your proposed agency?b. What is your expected pretax economic profit from your proposed agency?c. Identify the explicit versus implicit costs.
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