Anyone who has ever lived in New York City... or even just imagined living in New York City... has wondered: "If I were to open such-and-such business, what kind of money would I make?" New York Magazine has put together a list of 20 standard/common (or not-so-common) businesses in New York City, and how much money one can reasonably expect to earn with them.Want to open a Pizzeria? Expect $18,000 profit plus salaries for your hard-working family. Diner? $252,000. Four-star restaurant? $1.7 million. For everything from drug dealer ($813,600) to The Yankees ($28 million loss), the numbers are all crunched, and the details are detailed. Exceptionally fascinating.
• A Yellow-Cab Driver
• A Drug Dealer
• A Private Investigator
• A Diner
• A Soup Kitchen
• A Yoga Studio
• A Sex Shop
• A Discount Store
• A Pizza Place
• A Copy Shop• A Four-Star Restaurant
• A Private School
• A Department Store
• A Drug Company
• A Financial Firm
• A Midtown Building
• A Baseball Team
• A Museum
• A Clothing Store
• A Publishing Company
• City Government
2 comments:
I wonder how much a real police force would cost to get rid of the drug dealers in NYC?
A police force can never completely get rid of the drug problem. As long as people want to buy and use drugs, there will be people willing to sell them.
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