Suppose that the firm Smith Co sells 400 blouses per month for $80 per blouse. Roberto, the owner of the business and does not take salary from her business yet. Roberto is a textile engineer by trade and could be earning $ 4800 per month working for a similar firm. The monthly costs of production are as follow: materials: $ 8000 labor: $12800 other: $ 1600 What is are Smith Co's total explicit costs? $ What is are Smith Co's total implicit costs? $ What is Smith Co's accounting profit? $ What is Smith Co's economic profit? $

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