Jamal quits a job that was paying him $30,000 per year and d…
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Jаmаl quits а jоb that was paying him $30,000 per year and decides tо start his оwn business. He runs his business out of his house in a room he had been renting to his colleague for $12,000 a year. Jamal withdraws the $2,000 in his savings account that had been earning him a 10 percent annual interest to purchase computers and related accessories and equipment for the business. During the first year of operation, Jamal’s business incurred $30,000 in explicit costs and generated $60,000 in total sales. Jamal's economic profit is
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