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How do you calculate profit?
Total Revenue- Total cost
What type of cost is included in total cost?
The opportunity cost
so… Profit= total revenue- total cost (including opportunity cost)
Running his company, Guy was making £2000 profit per month. But after receiving a job offer at Credit Suisse for £3000 per month, Guy decided to close down his company - why?
Because if we include his opportunity cost, Guy was actually making −£1000 profit
What if a business is making less than normal profit?
It will leave the market, because it’s no longer covering its opportunity cost
when a firm is making normal profit:
they will stay in the market, because their opportunity cost is just covered
when TR=TC, a firm is making:
normal profit
And finally, when TR is greater than TC, a firm is making:
an abnormal/ supernormal profit- it is making extra profit above its opportunity cost
What is the costs and revenue diagram?
How do you find the profit max price?
Where MR=MC and then slide up to where the point is on AR
How do you work out Profit on the graph?
How do you show supernormal profits?
What would a fall in AR and MR look like on the graph?
How is profit shown on the diagram once revenue falls/
How can you show an increase in variable costs on the diagram?
Price increased and quantity decreased
How can you show a reduction in variable costs on the diagram?