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So here we have implicit costs, and we're given a few options about what the heck these things are, right? so the first one, a, is counted by accountants, but not economists, right, not econ's.
00:18
This is wrong.
00:19
This is usually the opposite.
00:21
When we talk about economic profit and loss versus accounting profit and loss, usually we say that accountants are only counting the explicit transfers and not the implicit transfers.
00:32
Right.
00:33
B is payments for inputs, right? supplying resources to a firm is called an input, payment for inputs.
00:46
Again, completely wrong, right? these are very explicit.
00:50
If, you know, you pay a worker and a worker is someone who supplies something to the firm, right? a worker supplies their labor, supplies their effort, supplies their time to the firm, you pay wages.
01:02
Wages to a worker is a very explicit cost, right? payments for inputs are usually very explicit.
01:08
You are buying resources...