Revenue Curves Flashcards

1
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What is average revenue equal to?

A

Price

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2
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What is the formula for total revenue?

A

Price x quantity

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3
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What is the formula for average revenue?

A

Total revenue/ quantity

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4
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Because AR = price which curve can be used to show AR?

A

The demand curve

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5
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What is meant by marginal revenue?

A

The revenue gained from selling one more unit

The price of the next unit produced and sold because price = revenue

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7
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What does the MR curve show us?

A

It shows what has to happen to price in order to sell additional units. For example if AR is £9 and MR is £7.50 this means that to sell additional units price has to be reduced to £7.50

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8
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How should the MR curve be drawn with the AR curve?

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The MR curve should be twice as steep as the AR curve

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9
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What is the relation between AR and MR if PED is perfectly elastic?

A

AR would be equal to MR

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10
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At which point on MR is TR maximized?

A

TR is maximized when MR is equal to 0

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What is the PED when MR is 0?

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At MR = 0, PED = 1 because this is where total revenue is maximized. Unitary elastic demand means total revenue is maximized, any change in price will reduce total revenue

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