3.3 Flashcards

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Marginal revenue

A

The additional revenue of selling one extra unit of output

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2
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Average Revenue

A

Total revenue / Output

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3
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Total Revenue

A

Quantity X Price

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4
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Total costs

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Fixed (does not vary with output) + variable costs (varies with output)

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5
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Average cost

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The average cost of producing one unit

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6
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Marginal cost

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The cost of producing one additional unit of output

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7
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Short-run costs

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At least some costs are fixed.

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8
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Long-run costs

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All costs can be variable

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9
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At what point does the MC curve cut the ATC curve

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Where ATC is at the lowest point.

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10
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Total product

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The total output produced by a firm given the factors of production

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11
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How do you calculate total product

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Average product X units of variable input

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12
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Marginal product

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The difference between total output when an extra unit of the variable factor

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13
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How to calculate marginal product

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Change in total output / change in variable input

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14
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Average product

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The total output produced by a firm

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15
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Average product calculations

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total output / units of variable input

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16
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The law of Diminishing Marginal Productivity

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If one factor of production is increased while others are kept fixed then productivity will eventually fall.
At first MP increases but eventually decreases due to communication issues etc.

17
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The law of diminishing marginal productivity (labour)

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As more employees are employed, productivity will eventually decrease as they begin to get in the way of each other and become inefficient. (short-run all other FOP are fixed)