2.4 Micro Flashcards

1
Q

How do you calculate MR?

A

Change in TR/ Change in Output

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2
Q

How do you calculate AR?

A

TR/ Output

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3
Q

How do you calculate TR?

A

Q x P

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4
Q

What occurs in perfect comp?

A

D=AR=MR

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5
Q

Where is unitary elasticity on a TR curve?

A

The top of the curve

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6
Q

What is normal profit?

A

The minimum profit a firm must make in order to stay in business

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7
Q

What is abnormal profit?

A

Profit above normal profit

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8
Q

What is the role of profit?

A
Creation of business incentives
The creation of worker incentives
The creation of shareholder incentives
Profits and resource allocation
Profit and economic efficiency 
Profit as a reward for innovation and risk taking 
Profit as a source of business finance 
Profit sends out a signal about the health of the economy
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9
Q

What does a competitor creating supernormal profit create an incentive for?

A

For firms to increase production and for new firms to enter the market

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10
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What do firms use retained profit for?

A

To reinvest

The helps to develop new products and improve production processes, leading to dynamic efficiency

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