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The short - run demand curve is D , and the long - run demand curve is D. The price of a barrel of oil in 1974 was $ 10 , and 40 million barrels a day were bought and sold . At that price and quantity , long - run demand , Dy , is much ...
The short - run demand curve is D , and the long - run demand curve is D. The price of a barrel of oil in 1974 was $ 10 , and 40 million barrels a day were bought and sold . At that price and quantity , long - run demand , Dy , is much ...
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It equals the price of the firm's output multiplied by the number of units of output sold ( price x quantity ) . Average revenue is total revenue divided by the total quantity sold — revenue per unit sold . Since total revenue is price ...
It equals the price of the firm's output multiplied by the number of units of output sold ( price x quantity ) . Average revenue is total revenue divided by the total quantity sold — revenue per unit sold . Since total revenue is price ...
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Total revenue ( TR ) is price multiplied by quantity sold . For example , row c shows that when the price is $ 16 a haircut , two haircuts are sold for a total revenue of $ 32 . Marginal revenue ( MR ) is the change in total revenue ...
Total revenue ( TR ) is price multiplied by quantity sold . For example , row c shows that when the price is $ 16 a haircut , two haircuts are sold for a total revenue of $ 32 . Marginal revenue ( MR ) is the change in total revenue ...
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