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what causes increasing returns
specialisation. when workers specialise, productivity increases.
returns (increasing, decreasing, negative) are seen by
total product
total product stages
total product increases at increasing rate, increases at decreasing rate, decreases (becomes negative)
what is the formula for marginal cost of labour
wage/marginal product
fixed costs
costs which do not change with the change in quantity produced. so you can produce 100 apples or 0 apples and the cost will remain the same.
variable costs
costs which increase as production increases. this is the sum of all the costs of production.
graph for fixed, total and variable costs

which cost curve will shift with a change in fixed cost
if there is a change in fixed cost, the ATC will shift up or down depending on whether the FC increases or decreases
which cost curve will shift with a change in variable cost
MC, AVC, ATC
what is the distance between ATC and AVC
AFC (decrease as output increases)
formula for AVC, AFC and ATC
accounting profits
TR-explicit costs
productive efficiency for perfect competition
only in long run. p=min atc
where is the firm’s supply curve?
MC above AVC
the market’s long run supply curve
perfectly elastic at the firm’s minimum ATC price