As a restaurant owner, you are submitting a proposal to a local radio station, offering to operate a concession stand during an all-day benefit to raise money for your city library. Which of the following would be an acceptable place to present the expected costs?
A) After the description of the purpose
B) Nowhere in the proposal as the discussion would be held verbally
C) As the conclusion
D) After the main body of the proposal

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It is best to present the expected costs after the main body of the proposal, as this will allow the reader to fully understand the details of the concession stand operation before seeing the costs. Additionally, including the costs at the end of the proposal will allow the reader to easily see and evaluate the financial feasibility of the proposal.

As a Restaurant Owner, You Are Submitting a Proposal to a Local