Question

Please help.

Answer 1

Most companies aren't able to break even right away, unless their costs are extremely low. It usually takes time to get established and promote the company before sales are high enough for the company to break even. Use the steps below to begin forecasting the startup costs for your company.

a. Make a list of the startup costs (including their estimated dollar amounts) that your company will have, including any variable costs, monthly costs, and other fixed costs. They might be one-time startup costs (such as a one-time purchase of equipment), operating costs (materials, paying employees, and so on), or a cash reserve. (3.0 points)
TIP: Review the variable and fixed costs you listed in Assessment 2.

b. Based on your list of costs in question 6a, estimate how much startup funding you will need to get in order to cover those costs before your company can break even and pay for itself.

Answer 2

Answer both A and B.

Answer 3

@thepotatoking81

Answer 4

I THINK B

Answer 5

You're supposed to answer both A and B. It's not multiple choice.

Answer 6

OH I SEE

Answer 7

b

Answer 8

Again, NOT multiple choice.

Answer 9

@MCMurp55

Answer 10

@AquaStone316 this is one you must do alone. What u need to do is make up a list of starting costs for ur art company in Part A. In Part B, you estimate what u think the startup funding for ur company should be.