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1 Week 9 Initial Cost Estimates
Entrepreneurship Week 9 Initial Cost Estimates

2 Cost Estimates Labor - programmer 1000 O.R. /month
Labor – clerical assistant 500 O.R. /month Office rental 300 O.R. /month Phone service 5 O.R./month service Web site creation 20 O.R. Web site hosting Advertising brochures 50 O.R./1000 Software manuals 2 0.R. each Software disks 1 O.R. each Mailing costs for software Conference exhibit fee 500 O.R. Airfare to conference meeting 150 O.R. Hotel cost at conference 200 O.R. Food cost at Conference 80 O.R.

3 Cost Estimates Labor - programmer 1000 O.R. /month
Start up or Continual Labor - programmer 1000 O.R. /month Continual Labor – clerical assistant 500 O.R. /month Office rental 300 O.R. /month Phone service 5 O.R./month service Web site creation 20 O.R. Start up Web site hosting Advertising brochures 50 O.R./1000 Software manuals 2 0.R. each By sale Software disks 1 O.R. each Mailing costs for software Conference exhibit fee 500 O.R. Airfare to conference meeting 150 O.R. Hotel cost at conference 200 O.R. Food cost at Conference 80 O.R.

4 Cost categories Start up – An initial purchase for your business – usually equipment, or marketing materials Continual – payments you are usually committed to making every month By sale – costs that only occur if you sell a product - (food for your restaurant, clothing for your store)

5 Cash flow Labor - programmer 1000 O.R. /month
Labor – clerical assistant 500 O.R. /month 500 Office rental 300 O.R. /month 300 Phone service 5 O.R./month 5 service Web site creation 20 O.R. 20 Web site hosting Advertising brochures 50 O.R./1000 50 Software manuals 2 0.R. each Software disks 1 O.R. each Mailing costs for software Conference exhibit fee 500 O.R. Airfare to conference meeting 150 O.R. 150 Hotel cost at conference 200 O.R. 200 Food cost at Conference 80 O.R. 80

6 Competitive Strategies- Children’s clothing store
Competitive responses to Lulu Hypermarket clothing – New products or services – more kinds of children’s clothing, more sizes Special products or services – imported brands Alliances - store location next to ice cream shop

7 Children’s clothing store
Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Labor - clerk Labor – manager Store rental Phone service 5 O.R./month 5 service Web site creation 20 O.R. 20 Web site hosting Shelves and clothing racks Initial inventory - boys Initial inventory - girls Store cleaning

8 Ice Cream shop Labor - clerk Labor – manager Store rental
Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Labor - clerk Labor – manager Store rental Phone service 5 O.R./month 5 service Web site creation 20 O.R. 20 Web site hosting Water fee Electricity Refrigerator Store decorations 50 OR 50

9 Estimating Income Marginal Income = sales – cost of good sold
1 ice cream cone Income = 500 (customer price) – 160 (my cost for the ice cream) Marginal Income = 340 Baisas

10 “Real” Income Monthly income = unit income * units sold – fixed costs
My store earns (340 * number of cones sold) – Fixed costs (store rental, labor, web site, phones, electricity, etc.)

11 Monthly fixed costs? Labor - clerk Labor – manager Store rental
Phone service 5 O.R./month 5 service Web site creation 20 O.R. 20 Web site hosting Water fee Electricity Refrigerator Store decorations 50 OR 50

12 Break Even point Month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Labor costs 1500 Office costs 335 315 Conference costs 980 C.O.G.S. 200 Total costs 1835 1815 3015 2015 Revenue 2500 Profit/(loss) (1835) (515) 485 Yearly profit/(loss) (3670) (4185) (3700) (3215) (2730) (2245) (1760) (1275) (790) (305) 180

13 50 OR price – 2 OR manual printing, 1 OR disk cost, 1 OR mailing cost
Cost of good Sold Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) includes the cost of printing each software manual (2 OR), the cost of the disk (1 OR), and the cost of mailing (1 OR). I assume sales of 50 units each month for total cost of 200 O.R. (4 O.R. X 50 units) Revenue assumes 50 programs sold each month for 50 O.R. each. Unit income = 46 50 OR price – 2 OR manual printing, 1 OR disk cost, 1 OR mailing cost

14 I must sell 496 units my first year to break even
Break Even Point Total costs to operate for 1 year / unit income Fixed costs include one year of labor, one year of office expenses, and the conference costs. This totals to 22,780 (18000 labor costs office costs conference costs) Variable costs are the selling price of my software (50 O.R.) less the cost of making and mailing each program (4 O.R.) So my breakeven point for sales is units (22,780 / 46) I must sell 496 units my first year to break even


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