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Revenue is
price x output
Marginal revenue
the additional revenue generated by selling one extra unit of output
Average revenue
total revenue/quantity
Total revenue
price x quantity sold (the area under the AR curve)
what does the AR curve represent
the price at which a firm can sell a particular quantity of output
Relationship between MR and AR in imperfectly competitive markets
AR intersects the x axis at twice the value that MR intersects
What is the firms demand curve
AR
Why is AR the firms demand curve
AR is the price at which a firm can sell a particular quantity of output and the demand curve is the price at which consumers are willing to purchase a given quantity of a good
Relationship between MR and AR in perfectly competitive markets
All units are the same price so MR = AR
The relationship between MR and TR
When MR > 0, TR is increasing
When MR = 0, TR is maximised
When MR < 0, TR is decreasing