Find Joe's probabibility for not opening the store in 5wks

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  Imputed costs are those cost which are not recorded in the accounting cost, but which have opportunity costs. In these case these costs are salary, interest on investment. These may not be recognizable event for accounting purposes. c.

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  He could no longer complete in the marketplace selling less goods for more money. Coulombe decided he needed a unique selling niche in order to be successful.

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  But for the alarm company's negligence, Joe would not have lost his computer. Therefore, Joe wins his lawsuit against the alarm company for $25,000. However, if Joe's office manager had signed a waiver, the result may be different.

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  Should chain stores imitate the packaging of leading brands? (Store brands will frequently have the look of a well-known brand). Why or why not? Chain stores should not imitate the packaging of leading brands unless they want to wind up in trouble!