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In the calculation of profits, economists include both implicit and explicit costs but accountants only include explicit costs.
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The lost opportunity to invest in other capital markets when the money is invested in one's business is an implicit cost of production
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Ellen quit her $100,000 a year corporate engineering job to open up her own engineering business. In Ellen's first year in business her total revenue equaled $190,000. Ellen's explicit cost during the year totaled $100,000. As a result Ellen’s economic profit for her first year in business is more than zero.
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