Microeconomicsis the study of how individuals and businesses make choices regarding the best use of limited resources. Its principles can be usefully applied to decision-making in everyday life—for example, when you rent an apartment. Most people, after all, have a limited amount of time and...
How to Invest in Bonds for Maximum Profit shows how you can invest in bonds to maximize your profits, especially when interest rates are high, as they are now. Imagine if you could pick only stocks that would rise the most. Well, as far as I know, there is no sure way to do that...
Economic surplus is comprised of two related quantities: consumer surplus and producer surplus. Producer surplus is profit: It is the amount over cost that a producer obtains by selling at the market price, provided that the market price is higher than the minimum that they would be willing to...
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Why is profit maximization given by marginal cost equals marginal revenue in a monopolistic market? Microeconomics: Why profit is maximum when Marginal Cost equals Marginal Revenue? Describe the marginal principle to determine the profit-maximizing price...
dark-green arrows represent the flow of dollars. Households spend money to buy goods and services from businesses. The businesses use this money (revenue) to pay for their factors of production, such as rent for land and wages for workers. The remaining money is profit for the business’ own...
Do firms really calculate marginal cost and marginal revenue to find the profit-maximizing output? In monopolistic competition, profit is maximized by producing so that marginal revenue: A) equals price. B) equals average total cost but not marginal co...
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The marginal average profit function describes how much more of a particular good a firm must produce on average in order to obtain an extra dollar of income. The function is a relatively common term in microeconomics, business economics and management studies. Firms use marginal average profit fu...