Please answer Question 1; Parts A,B, and C

Question 1 (1 point) When thinking about constructing cash flows, which scenario is NOT an opportunity cost that should be accounted for? The decrease in sales of other similar products you currently sell The cost of renting the building you are already working out of An increase in employee bonus pay for successful initiation of the project Savings that arise from economies of scope (e.g. making the new product decreases average cost of production for your entire product line) True of false, the accounting breakeven calculation will produce higher values than economic breakeven calculation. True False You've started a local clothing line. Each shirt costs $15 to produce and you plan to sell them for $35. You plan on renting a portion of an existing store for $1,000. Your shirts don't require any machinery and therefore experience no depreciation of assets. How many shirts do you need to sell to break even in an accounting sense? Your