3.3.1 - Revenue Flashcards

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What Is Revenue?

A

Money made from the sale of goods and services.

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What Is Total Revenue (TR) & Its Formula?
(2 Points)

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~ Is the total value of all sales a firm incurs.

~ TR = Price x Quantity.

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What Is Average Revenue (AR) & Its Formula?
(4 Points)

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~ Overall revenue per unit.

~ D = AR

~ AR is just price.

~ Total Revenue / Quantity.

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What Is Marginal Revenue (MR) & Its Formula?

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~ Is the extra revenue received from the sale of an additional unit of output.

~ ∆ In TR / ∆ In Q.

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5
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What Is Perfect Competition?

A

Market structure in which individual firms have no market power due to the amount of competition and are unable to influence the price.

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What Are The Characteristics Of A Perfectly Competitive Market?
(5 Points)

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~ Infinite buyers and sellers.

~ Homogenous goods, identical goods.

~ Firms are price takers, they cannot set the price they must take it from the market.

~ No barriers to entry or exit, there is free movement in and out of the market.

~ Perfect information, of market conditions.

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What Is Imperfect Competition?
(2 Points)

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~ Market structure where firms do have some market power and can influence prices.

~ E.g. Monopolistic, oligopoly and monopoly.

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What Are The Characteristics Of A Imperfectly Competitive Market?
(5 Points)

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~ Few buyers and sellers.

~ Sell differentiated goods.

~ Firms are price makers, they set their own prices.

~ High barriers to entry and exist.

~ Imperfect information, of market conditions.

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9
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What Does The TR Rule State?

A

In order to maximise revenue, firms should increase the price of products that are inelastic in demand and decrease prices on products that are elastic in demand.

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10
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Why Is MR 2x As Steep As AR?

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When a firm decreases its price, it drops the price on all units sold.

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In Perfect Competition Why Does MR=AR=D?
(2 Points)

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~ Because the firms have no price setting power, the price received by the firm for the good is constant.

~ The demand curve is horizontal.

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In Perfect Competition Why Does The TR Curve Slope Upwards?

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Because prices are constant and so the more goods that are sold, the higher the revenue made.

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13
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When MR Is Positive What Elasticity Is The Demand Curve?

A

Elastic.

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14
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When MR Is Negative What Elasticity Is The Demand Curve?

A

Inelastic.

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15
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When Is TR Maximised?

A

When MR=0 and PED=1.

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16
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What Kind Of Prices Are Consumers Elastic At?

A

Higher prices.

17
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What Kind Of Prices Are Consumers Inelastic At?

A

Lower prices.

18
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When Demand Is Price Elastic, What Happens When Price Increases?

A

TR decreases.

19
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When Demand Is Price Elastic, What Happens When Price Decreases?

A

TR increases.

20
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When Demand Is Price Inelastic, What Happens When Price Increases?

A

TR increases.

21
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When Demand Is Price Inelastic, What Happens When Price Decreases?

A

TR decreases.