ECON 1B03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Marginal Revenue, Demand Curve, Market Price
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There are many buyers and sellers: no power to individually to affect to market, known as price takers. The goods offered by sellers are homogenous: the goods are identical. Firms can freely enter and exit the market: there are no barriers to entry. The amount of money a firm receives for the sale of its output: total revenue = price x. Profit = total revenue total costs: area of losses tc > tr, area of profit tc < tr. How much revenue a firm receives for the typical unit sold: average revenue = total revenue/ Change in total revenue from an additional unit sold: the slope of the total revenue function, marginal revenue = change in tr/ change in q. For a perfectly competitive firm: marginal revenue = price. Calculating mr: market price for cheese , p = ar = mr. Calculating profit and mc: = tr tc, mc = tc/ q, quantity 6, profit .
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