3.Make a Profit and Loss plot for the business for sales volumes between 0 and 10,000 LOCATION CHOICE AND PROFIT units per month. Use all four price points to create four different lines on the same plot. ESTIMATION 4.Using the highest potential price to charge according to the Price Sensitivity Meter (the PME), and the estimated demand at Triton, what is the monthly profit for the business? Assume that each unit costs S3.50 in food, cooking, and presentation to serve to a customer. Also assume that each month, the business has to pay for the cart ($250), food server's license ($100), and other consumables/utilities ($250), 5Calculate the annual profit. Would a person interested in nothing but making money From prior work, we estimated enter this business or take a $32,000 / year job? WICKSON PARK LOCATION Dernand at Assume the business can find an empty street corner to host his cart without paying rent, Triton at 9300 taco servings per month Wickson Park at 3,500 taco servings per month perhaps in front of a hardware store that wants to encourage more patrons 1 ,What total monthly fixed costs is the business facing on campus? 2.What is the breakeven volume required at the Van Westendorp Price Sensitivity Meter (VW-PSM) Price Points of PMC = $5.25 IPP s6.25 OPP = $6.25 PME = $8.00 a. IPP b. OPP c. PME d. PMC Triton LOCATION: 3.Make a Profit and Loss plot for the business for sales volumes between 0 and 10,000 To post a food cart on campus, the university will require rent. Assume that monthly rent units per month. Use all four price points to create four different lines on the same plot. on campus for a food vendor is $10,000 1. What total monthly fixed costs is the business facing on campus? 2.What is the breakeven volume required at th 4.Using the highest potential price to charge according to the Price Sensitivity Meter (the PME), and the estimated demand in Wickson Park, what is the monthly profit for the business? IPP OPP PME PMC a. 5.Calculate the annual profit. Would a person interested in nothing but making money b. enter this business or take a $32,000 year job? c. d. 3.Make a Profit and Loss plot for the business for sales volumes between 0 and 10,000 LOCATION CHOICE AND PROFIT units per month. Use all four price points to create four different lines on the same plot. ESTIMATION 4.Using the highest potential price to charge according to the Price Sensitivity Meter (the PME), and the estimated demand at Triton, what is the monthly profit for the business? Assume that each unit costs S3.50 in food, cooking, and presentation to serve to a customer. Also assume that each month, the business has to pay for the cart ($250), food server's license ($100), and other consumables/utilities ($250), 5Calculate the annual profit. Would a person interested in nothing but making money From prior work, we estimated enter this business or take a $32,000 / year job? WICKSON PARK LOCATION Dernand at Assume the business can find an empty street corner to host his cart without paying rent, Triton at 9300 taco servings per month Wickson Park at 3,500 taco servings per month perhaps in front of a hardware store that wants to encourage more patrons 1 ,What total monthly fixed costs is the business facing on campus? 2.What is the breakeven volume required at the Van Westendorp Price Sensitivity Meter (VW-PSM) Price Points of PMC = $5.25 IPP s6.25 OPP = $6.25 PME = $8.00 a. IPP b. OPP c. PME d. PMC Triton LOCATION: 3.Make a Profit and Loss plot for the business for sales volumes between 0 and 10,000 To post a food cart on campus, the university will require rent. Assume that monthly rent units per month. Use all four price points to create four different lines on the same plot. on campus for a food vendor is $10,000 1. What total monthly fixed costs is the business facing on campus? 2.What is the breakeven volume required at th 4.Using the highest potential price to charge according to the Price Sensitivity Meter (the PME), and the estimated demand in Wickson Park, what is the monthly profit for the business? IPP OPP PME PMC a. 5.Calculate the annual profit. Would a person interested in nothing but making money b. enter this business or take a $32,000 year job? c. d
