Profit Case Study (Bakery) Alyssa Meekis owns a bakery that sells cakes. Last year Alyssa’s bakery was very successful. She increased her revenues through marketing, to $950,000. She decreased her expenses by adding a new automated processing line to bake her cakes. Her expenses for the year were $325,000.
Calculate Alyssa’s profit for the year.

Alyssa increased his revenues through “marketing.” What is “marketing?” State some examples Alyssa may have used.

Alyssa decreased his expenses by adding a new automated processing line. Explain why this would decrease her expenses.

State 6 things that Alyssa can do with her profit.

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