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CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS TABLE 10.2 A Compact Glossary on Product Term Symbol Equation Definition Fixed input An input whose quantity used cannot be varied in the short run Variable input L An input ( labor in our examples ) whose ...
CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS TABLE 10.2 A Compact Glossary on Product Term Symbol Equation Definition Fixed input An input whose quantity used cannot be varied in the short run Variable input L An input ( labor in our examples ) whose ...
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CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS average variable cost equals average total cost . For example , in the table in Fig . 10.4 , when output is 10 sweaters , average fixed cost is $ 2.50 ( $ 25 divided by 10 ) , average variable cost is $ 5.00 ...
CHAPTER 10 OUTPUT AND COSTS average variable cost equals average total cost . For example , in the table in Fig . 10.4 , when output is 10 sweaters , average fixed cost is $ 2.50 ( $ 25 divided by 10 ) , average variable cost is $ 5.00 ...
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SHORT - RUN COST variable cost , and for average variable cost to increase , marginal cost must exceed average variable cost . Similarly , for average total cost to decrease , marginal cost must be less than average total cost , and for ...
SHORT - RUN COST variable cost , and for average variable cost to increase , marginal cost must exceed average variable cost . Similarly , for average total cost to decrease , marginal cost must be less than average total cost , and for ...
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