Total Revenue (TR) is the amount received from selling goods or services, calculated by multiplying price per unit with quantity sold.
Average variable cost (AVC) is the average cost of producing one more unit of output when all other inputs are held constant.
Average Fixed Cost = Fixed Cost / Quantity Sold
Average Total Cost = Average Fixed Cost + Average Variable Cost
Average Fixed Cost (AFC): The average fixed cost is calculated as the ratio between total fixed costs and output level.
Economies of scale occur when increasing the size of an operation leads to lower average costs due to increased efficiency.
Average Total Cost (ATC) = Average Variable Cost + Average Fixed Cost
Economies of Scale occur when increasing production leads to lower average costs due to spreading fixed costs over more units.
Diseconomies of scale occur when increasing production leads to higher average costs due to diminishing returns on factors such as management, transport, and communication.
Total Revenue (TR): TR is equal to price multiplied by quantity sold, or PQ.
Profit Maximization: A firm maximizes profit where MR equals MC.