Lecture 2: Economic Costs

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Profit

The difference between total revenue and total cost

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Which symbol is used for profit

pi (π)

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Total revenue

The firm’s total receipts from the sale of its goods and services

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Total revenue equation

Price * Quantity

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Profit equation

Total revenue - total cost

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Explicit cost

A cost incurred by running a business that involves cash outflows

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Implicit cost

A cost incurred by running a business that does not involve cash outflows

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Accounting costs

The cost accountants used to keep a firm’s financial records

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Opportunity cost

Represents the value of the best alternative foregone when making a choice

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Inventory

Current market price

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Sunk cost

A cost that cannot be recovered because it was paid or incurred in the past

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Sunk cost fallacy

Someone continues an endeavor even though the current cost outweighs the benefits because they feel they invested too much to quit

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Sunk cost fallacy example

Watch a boring movie to the end, staying in an unhappy relationship cause u already put so much time into it, etc.

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Capital assets

Long-term asset that is used by a business to generate income

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3 different uses for capital assets

  • Use it for the company

  • Sell it at a price and invest the money at the highest rate

  • Rent with profits

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Rent with profits equation

(π)rent = payment - economic depreciation

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Investment equation

(π)sell = P x r

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Economic depreciation

The change in the market value of a capital asset

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Competitive return

The opportunity cost of the owner’s funds (F) invested in a compant

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Competitive return equation

(π)competitive return = F x r

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Time

Salary constitutes an explicit opportunity cost

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What is included in making an olympic triathlete

Coaching, equipment, recovery, travel, training camps, lodging, and nutrition

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Annual cost of producing an olympic triathlete can surpass

100K

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Many sports-related costs have been covered by

USA triathlon

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A tier 1 athlete of US national team receives a - stipend

20K

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A tier 2 athlete of US national team receives a - stipend

15K

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A tier 3 athlete of US national team receives a - stipend

9K

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Aspiring US elites who don’t qualify or are not selected for programs typically have to

Pay their own way in the sport