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Pаrt 3 (30 Pоints)A Finger Lаkes entrepreneur plаns tо оpen an upscale wine bar, Yellow Jacket Wines, where every glass of wine is priced at $15. To acquire new customers, she will run a new customer acquisition advertising campaign online that will deliver 3 million advertisement impressions per month at a CPM (cost per thousand impressions) of $2 and an average new customer acquisition rate of 0.0001 customers per impression.In addition to monthly advertising expenditures, her rent in a popular Finger Lakes area is steep, and she has to hire people who are knowledgeable about wine, yielding a total fixed monthly cost of $40,000 (which includes the new customer acquisition campaign described above). Most of the variable costs are a function of wholesale wine prices and storage expenses, yielding a per-glass marginal cost of $10. Market research leads the entrepreneur to believe that an average customer will visit the wine bar once a month and will have 3 glasses of wine per visit, and that her monthly customer retention rate will be 0.8.
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