Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... additional costs and additional benefits . Given the current situation , what marginal benefits ( additional sales revenues , for example ) can be expected from the plant , and what will be the marginal cost of constructing the facility ...
... additional costs and additional benefits . Given the current situation , what marginal benefits ( additional sales revenues , for example ) can be expected from the plant , and what will be the marginal cost of constructing the facility ...
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... additional output can usually be produced by hiring more workers and expending additional funds on raw materials . Variable costs involve expenditures on these and other variable inputs . At any given level of output , the firm's ...
... additional output can usually be produced by hiring more workers and expending additional funds on raw materials . Variable costs involve expenditures on these and other variable inputs . At any given level of output , the firm's ...
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... additional units of the variable resource will eventually increase output only at a decreasing rate . Once ... additional unit of a product , given the producer's current facility and production rate . Marginal Cost : The change in total ...
... additional units of the variable resource will eventually increase output only at a decreasing rate . Once ... additional unit of a product , given the producer's current facility and production rate . Marginal Cost : The change in total ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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