3.3.4 Normal profits, supernormal profits and losses

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Profit maximisation shown through TC & TR curves

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Profit maximisation shown through AC & AR curves

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Profit maximisation shown through MC & MR curves

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Condition for profit maximisation

  • Profit is maximised when

    • Gap between TR & TC is at its greatest

    • Gap between AR & AC is at its greatest

    • MC = MR

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Normal profit, supernormal profit & losses (the different types of profits can be shown through AC & AR curves)

Normal profit (no gain nor loss)

  • TR = TC

  • AR = AC

Supernormal profit (more gain than loss - actually have profit)

  • TR more than TC

  • AR more than AC

Sub-normal profit (profit loss)

  • TR less than TC

  • AR less than AC

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Short-run & long-run shut=down points: diagrammatic analysis

Order of drawing:

1) Draw AR = D

2) MR

3) AC

4) MC

Order of labelling:

1) MC = MR

2) Draw down to x-axis for output - label as Q prof max.

3) Draw up to AC - label y-axis as cost per unit

4) Draw up to AR - label y-axis as price

<p>Order of drawing: </p><p>1) Draw AR = D</p><p>2) MR</p><p>3) AC</p><p>4) MC</p><p>Order of labelling: </p><p>1) MC = MR</p><p>2) Draw down to x-axis for output - label as Q prof max.</p><p>3) Draw up to AC - label y-axis as cost per unit </p><p>4) Draw up to AR - label y-axis as price </p>