1. Explicit and Implicit Costs Juan and Julia contributed $50,000 of their own money to the company They bought equipment for $3,000 They hired an employee with a salary of $20,000 Juan quit his job where he earned $30,000 Julia quit part of her job where she earned $15,000 Purchases of materials for the business were $10,000 At the end of the year the value of the equipment is $28,000 · A business loan of $100,000 pays 6% annual interest The normal profit based on the above data from running the business is $30,000. True or false?

1. Explicit and Implicit Costs Juan and Julia contributed $50,000 of their own money to the company They bought equipment for $3,000 They hired an employee with a salary of $20,000 Juan quit his job where he earned $30,000 Julia quit part of her job where she earned $15,000 Purchases of materials for the business were $10,000 At the end of the year the value of the equipment is $28,000 · A business loan of $100,000 pays 6% annual interest The normal profit based on the above data from running the business is $30,000. True or false?

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