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Write the definition of: Total Revenue (TR)

Total Revenue = Price x Quantity

Total revenue is total amount of money a firm receives from its sales.

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Write the definition of: Average Revenue (AR)

AR = TR/Q

If we simplify this formula, we find that Average Revenue = Price (AR = P)

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Write the definition of: Average Revenue (AR) curve

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Write the definition of: Marginal Revenue (MR)

MR = ∆TR/∆Q


Marginal revenue is the additional revenue from selling one extra unit.

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Write the definition of: Marginal Revenue (MR) curve

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The MR curve must:

  1. Start at the same point as AR  

  2. Cross the Q axis at half the quantity AR crosses at

  3. MR should end at the same quantity that AR ends at

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An important fact about the Marginal Revenue (MR) curve

As price decreases and quantity increases, MR decreases.


MR decreases from positive to negative.

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Write the definition of: Marginal Revenue (MR) and Total Revenue (TR) relationship

When MR is positive, TR will increase as quantity increases.
When MR is negative, TR will decrease as quantity increases.

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Write the definition of: Total Revenue (TR) curve

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Write the definition of: PED changes along the demand curve

At high prices, demand is elastic because a % change in price will have a big impact, so consumers will be very responsive.

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What is the graph for PED changes along the demand curve?

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Write the definition of: PED and Marginal Revenue (MR)

When MR is positive, demand will be elastic.

When MR is 0, demand will be unitary elastic.  

When MR is negative, demand will be inelastic. 

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As price decreases, demand will:

become more inelastic

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If MR is positive, demand will be:

Demand is elastic along the top half of the curve where marginal revenue is positive.

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Is demand elastic, inelastic or unitary when total revenue is decreasing???

The diagram shows that when total revenue is increasing, marginal revenue is positive and demand is elastic.

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As quantity increases, demand will become more

As quantity increases, we move towards the lower half of the demand curve where demand is inelastic not elastic. This is because a change in price at lower prices will have less of an impact on demand.

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When marginal revenue is zero, price is halfway along the demand curve so demand is

elastic and total revenue is at its point.

Unitary

Maximum

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Write the definition of: Revenue maximisation

A firm’s total revenue is maximised when MR = 0

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Write the definition of: Revenue maximising price

A firm’s total revenue is maximised when MR = 0, at quantity Q1, so the price is P1. 

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When marginal revenue equals zero...

Total revenue is maximised and demand is unitary.

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