Chad runs a coffee shop that has annual revenues of $300,000, supply costs of $60,000, and employee salaries of $60,000. He has the option of renting out the coffee shop for $80,000 per year, and he has three outside offers from competitors to work as a senior barista at Starbucks (for an annual salary of $30,000), at Simon's coffee house (for an annual salary of $40,000), and at Peet's coffee shop (for an annual salary of $60,000). He can only hold one job at a time. What should Chad do?

Explanation:

Option 1

Revenue from coffee -300,000

Cost of sales -                60,000

Salaries -                         60,000

Net income                    180,000

Option 2

Rental income - 80,000

Option 3

Rental income -         80,000

Salary at Starbuck-    30,000

                                    110,000

Option 4

rental income              80,000

Salary at Simon            40,000

                                      120,000

Option 5

Rental income             80,000

salary at Peet               60,000

                                    140,000

Looking at all the options before Chad , his highest income compared to others options would come form running his own coffee shop,which is 180,000 . Therefore , it is advised that he should continue to run his own shop.

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