Formulas Flashcards
MC =
MC = derivative of TC
MR =
MR = derivative of TR
ATC =
ATC = TC/Q
How do we find P & Q for a normally priced consumer co-op?
To find P & Q for a normally priced co-op, set D=MC
aka: MVP = MC just like a producer co-op.
TR =
TR = P * Q
How do we find optimal Q for a consumer IOF?
IOF operates where MR=MC for Q
Where does MC = AC?
Where AC is at a minimum MC = AC
How do we find the profit of a consumer co-op?
Co-op profit = (MC - AC) *Q
Where do we find the maximum member welfare for a consumer co-op?
Max. member welfare where D=MC
What is the member welfare of a consumer co-op?
Member welfare = CS+Profit
How do we find Q for a single firm co-op that is a producer (buys inputs)?
Q & P @ MC = MVP
MPP =
MPP = derivative of TP = derivative of Y
MVP =
MVP = MPP*P(y)
How do we find the demand equation for X?
MVP = demand equation for X
NARP =
NARP = ((P(y)*Y)-FC)/X
Where is NARP at a maximum?
NARP is at a maximum where NARP = MVP
Is NARP the same for a monopsonist and a co-op?
Yes! NARP is the same for a monopsonist and a co-op, monopsonists just ignore it.
Where do we find NARP pricing?
NARP pricing @ NARP = MC
How do we find price for a consumer co-op?
MC = D for pricing of a consumer co-op
How do we find pricing for a producer co-op?
MC = MVP for pricing of a producer co-op.
What is the maximum price a producer coop can offer?
MVP = NARP gives us max NARP and max. pricing.
** at this price there will have to be quotas
How do we find P & Q for a monopoly?
Monopoly P & Q:
Q@ MR=MC ,
then up to D for P.