Hannah and Jeremy set up a partnership to run a caf. At the time of establishing the

Hannah and Jeremy set up a partnership to run a café. At the time of establishing the business, Hannah was in a better financial position than Jeremy and so contributed 60% of the capital required. Jeremy believes that he contributes as much effort to running the café as Hannah and therefore assumes that any profit made will be distributed evenly between Hannah and him. Is Jeremy correct, and what factors might determine how much profit each of the partners will receive?