Operation Logan CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION SET TO SELF-DESTRUCT AFTER 15 MINUTES OF READING!! OPERATION LOGAN President Krumpf of the United States has been very busy the moment he gained his position as POTUS in early 2017. While he has been using the media to distract the American public, he has been busy developing a prototype for war based on his favorite X-Men character - Logan. This war machine functions exactly like a human being and can make decisions based on things that are happening in real time. The physical abilities of this prototype enhances the more it engages in physical activity. The key to success has been the blood of MBA students. Something about the level of intelligence and stamina those students had was holding up better than its undergraduate partner. OPERATION LOGAN President Krumpf is asking his press secretary and board members to distract the media by giving out \"alternative facts' while he goes on man-hunt for these prized possessions. The price for each student is $2000. The project started with 25 students, and the number has doubled in 6 months and then increased by 5 for the remaining 6 months. Krumpf rents out a warehouse for $10,000 a month, spends $4,000 in utilities per month, and the salaries of his scientists that are doing the labor is $45,000 a month. The cost for the machines and materials needed to extract the blood , turn it into the super blood needed for Operation Logan, and inject back into the students costs $200 while labor is $90 a month. Krumpf wants to know if this operation is going to be profitable and if he should continue to run this operation for another year. President Krumpf uses a map of the most sought out colleges in each state to know that he would be getting the most \"bang for his buck.\" Krumpf starts his trip out to the big state colleges such as University of Texas, UCLA, and Syracuse University on his quest to find the blood of the MBA students. Unit Price: $2,000 Quantity of Students: 25 students (doubles in 6 months and then increases by 5 for the last six months) Fixed Costs Per Month: Rent: $10,000 Salaries $20,000 Utilities $4,000 Variable Costs Per Student: Material/Equipment: $200 Labor: $90/monthly D-Code Profit = revenue - total cost Revenue = price * quantity Total Costs = fixed costs + variable costs Fixed Costs = rent + salaries + utilities Variable Costs = quantity + unit variable cost Unit Variable Cost = material + labor Rent = 10000 Salaries = 45000 Utilities = 4000, PREVIOUS*1.02 Materials = 200 Labor = 90 Quantity = 25, PREVIOUS*2 FOR 6, PREVIOUS+5 Price =2000