3.3.1 - revenue

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define total revenue (TR)

the total value of all sales that a firm incurs

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formula for total revenue (TR)

TR = price x quantity

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define average revenue (AR)

overall revenue per unit

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average revenue (AR) formula

AR = TR/Q

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define marginal revenue (MR)

the extra revenue recieved from the sale of an additional unit of output

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marginal revenue (MR) formula

MR = change in TR / change in Q

<p>MR = change in TR / change in Q</p>
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what happens if you want to increase quantity sold

you have to decrease the price for EVERYONE (including the ppl who bought it for higher when your quantity was smaller)

that’s why MR is twice as steep as AR

<p>you have to <strong>decrease the price</strong> for EVERYONE (including the ppl who bought it for higher when your quantity was smaller)</p><p></p><p></p><p>that’s why <mark data-color="yellow" style="background-color: yellow; color: inherit;">MR is twice as steep as AR</mark></p>
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what is the AR curve

same as price (TR/Q), therefore the same as the demand curve

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in perfect competition, what do the AR and MR curves look like

all perfectly inelastic

the firm is a price taker

<p>all perfectly inelastic</p><p></p><p>the firm is a <strong>price taker</strong></p>
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what do the AR and MR curves look like in imperfect competition

downwards sloping

the firm is a price maker

<p>downwards sloping</p><p></p><p>the firm is a<strong> price maker</strong></p>
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what happens when MR = 0 (to TR, and to PED)

TR is maximised
PED is unitary