3.3.1 Revenue

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Formulae to calculate total revenue

price x quantity sold

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Formulae to calculate average revenue

AR = Total revenue / quantity sold = PQ/Q = P

  • the revenue made per unit sold

  • Demand is also known as average revenue (AR)

    • This is because AR (& also MR) tend to be downward sloping like the demand curve due to the need for firms to lower prices to increase sales

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Formulae to calculate marginal revenue

  • MR = change in TR / change in Q = change in PQ/change in Q = P = AR

  • Therefore, AR = MR = P

  • It’s the change in total revenue from selling one more unit of output

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Price elasticity of demand & its relationship to revenue concepts (calculation required)

  • Calculation: PED=change in percentage of QD / change in percentage in price (ignore signs)

  • When plot the TR curve against the PED curve it will be like in the image:

  • According to the graph in the image:

    • If PED is elastic, reduce price to increase revenue

    • If PED in inelastic, increase price to increase revenue

  • When answering a question on this (3 marker + mcq): Draw the graph & label range of operation tailored to the answer

<ul><li><p>Calculation: PED=change in percentage of QD / change in percentage in price (ignore signs)</p></li><li><p>When plot the TR curve against the PED curve it will be like in the image:</p></li><li><p>According to the graph in the image:</p><ul><li><p>If PED is elastic, reduce price to increase revenue</p></li><li><p>If PED in inelastic, increase price to increase revenue</p></li></ul></li><li><p>When answering a question on this (3 marker + mcq): Draw the graph &amp; label range of operation tailored to the answer </p></li></ul><p></p>
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Points to remember when drawing revenue curve (MR, TR & AR)

  • Label AR = D

  • When MR more than 0, TR increases

  • When MR = 0, TR maximized

  • When MR less than 0, TR decreases

  • MR has twice the gradient of AR

1) Draw AR 45 degrees

2) Find half of that distance - intersection of MR with x-axis

<ul><li><p>Label AR = D</p></li><li><p>When MR more than 0, TR increases</p></li><li><p>When MR = 0, TR maximized </p></li><li><p>When MR less than 0, TR decreases</p></li><li><p>MR has twice the gradient of AR</p></li></ul><p>1) Draw AR 45 degrees</p><p>2) Find half of that distance - intersection of MR with x-axis </p><p></p>