Revenue, Costs And Profits Flashcards

1
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TC = ?

A

Fixed + variable costs

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2
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MC = ?

A

Change in total cost/change in output

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3
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what is the law of diminishing returns

A

it’s a phenomenon that occurs in the short run; where employing an additional factor of production causes a relatively smaller increase in output. where MP starts falling.

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4
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AR = ?

A

Total Revenue/Quantity

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5
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MR = ?

A

Change in Total Revenue/

Change in Quantity

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6
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Profit

A

revenue - cost

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7
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when is it normal profit

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AC = AR, The profit that the firm could make by using its resources in their next best use

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8
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when is it supernormal/abnormal profit

A

AR > AC

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9
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What is the shutdown point for a price setter in the short run

A

AR < AVC

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10
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What is economic cost

A

The opportunity cost of an input to the production process.

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11
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What is fixed cost (indirect/overhead cost)

A

Costs that do not vary as the level of output increases or decreases.

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12
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What is imputed cost

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an economic cost that a firm does not pay for with money to another firm but it is the opportunity cost of factors of production which the firm itself owns.

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13
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What is variable cost (direct/prime costs)

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costs that vary directly in proportion to the level of output of a firm. Changes with output.

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14
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What are economies of scale

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A fall in the long-run average costs of production as output rises

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15
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What are diseconomies of scale

A

A rise in the long-run average costs of production as output rises

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16
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what is the minimum efficiency of scale (MES)

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the lowest level of output at which long-run average cost is minimized

17
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What is the optimum level of production

A

The range of output over which long-run average is lowest

18
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What is the long-run shutdown point

A

where normal profit is not being earned in the long run

19
Q

What is the law of diminishing returns

A

the law that states that if the input of one factor of production is increasing along with a fixed input, output will eventually decline.

20
Q

What the internal economies of scale

A
financial economies (big finance pool)
technical economies (increasing returns to scale)
managerial economies (specialization)
marketing economies (low average costs due to advertising)
purchasing economies (buying raw materials in bulk)
Risk bearing economies (diversification)