Match each of the following scenarios with the term below that best fits the description provided. jackson manages his father's fruit stand. he takes an accounting of all of the company's assets, including equipment, tools, financial assets and inventory these items are examples of:

abe owns a candy shop and at year end calculates his revenue minus his explicit costs. the result is an example of:

hailey decides to buy a pretzel from the cart outside her office. she pays $3.25 in cash for her lunch. the $3.25 is an example of:

annabelle runs a tutoring company. in determining her costs and benefits from the venture, she includes her opportunity costs from choosing to open the tutoring business. she is evaluating the firm's:

sacha leaves his job as a nuclear engineer to become a train conductor. one day, while riding the rails, he considers the salary he could have earned had he remained an engineer. this is an example of:

ginny works for an investment firm and after reviewing the investment decisions her firm made in the last year, considers other ways the funding could have used. she is considering her:

capital implicit
cost of capital
explicit cost
accounting profit
implicit cost
economic profit.