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Marginal Product and Marginal Cost The first of these propositions is that when
the least-cost technique is employed, the slope of the isoquant and the isocost
line are the same. That is, MPL/MPK = PL/PK. The second proposition is that total
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Marginal Product and Marginal Cost The first of these propositions is that when
the least-cost technique is employed, the slope of the isoquant and the isocost
line are the same. That is, MPL/MPK = PL/PK. The second proposition is that total
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figure 11.3 Marginal Revenue, Marginal Cost, and Profit- Maximizing Output
FIGURE 11.4 Three Possible Profit Outcomes in the Short Run. Chapter 11
Competition O Profit- maximization point MC Loss from 1 0th sweater MR 8 9 10
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figure 11.3 Marginal Revenue, Marginal Cost, and Profit- Maximizing Output
FIGURE 11.4 Three Possible Profit Outcomes in the Short Run. Chapter 11
Competition O Profit- maximization point MC Loss from 1 0th sweater MR 8 9 10
Quantity ...
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Notice that the marginal cost curve is horizontal at 200 a ride — that is, the cost of
each additional ride is a constant 20#. The subway company has a heavy
investment in track, trains, and control equipment and so has high fixed costs.
Notice that the marginal cost curve is horizontal at 200 a ride — that is, the cost of
each additional ride is a constant 20#. The subway company has a heavy
investment in track, trains, and control equipment and so has high fixed costs.
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