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Sandy owns a firm with annual revenue of $1 million. Wages, rent, and other costs are $900,000. Suppose that instead of being an entrepreneur, Sandy could get a job with an annual salary of $250,000. Assume that a job would be as satisfying to Sandy as being an entrepreneur. Calculate Sandy’s economic profit.

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